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CSU SSML service desk employees working on a puzzle in between the rare patron at the beginning of the pandemic.

In the main computer lab next to the UITS Help desk of the Simon Schwob Memorial Library sign telling patrons to use every other computer to allow distancing due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Alison Cook leaving a notification on her door that she is working from home with a Lucy from Charlie Brown reference.

CSU SSML office door note indicating that the librarian, Emily Crews, is working at her house due to Covid-19.

Big businesses are mass producing face masks for the public. David Viers is looking them over.

Variety of face masks to prevent infection displayed on an arm.

Signs on businesses have appeared reminding customers that they are not responsible for your decision to enter their establishment and possibly contract covid-19 from other customers. This one is on the entranceway of Cracker Barrel on Bradley Park…

Before Covid-19 the price of 40 oz of antibacterial hand soap was about $2.25 now at Piggly Wiggly on Buena Vista Rd it is $4.19.

Upon entering the McDonald's restroom you must make sure your the only one there first.

Bill Fitzsimons hangs from the wing of a 450 horsepower Stearman flown by Ron Shelly. Airshow held at the Columbus Airport.

Solo Piece for Trumpet and Piano

by Meyerbeer

2610 16th Ave Columbus GA Photos and Information final Photos before demolition late 2021

Photo of a choir of a Catholic church. Names inscribed on back of the photo: Top row, Wayne Patterson, #6 Firth Lockwood, Second row, #2 Isabelle Patterson. Man in black possibly T. Firth Lockwood, Jr.

Photo of the 1929 flood and the old library

Photo of the 1929 flood at 7th Avenue, Columbus, Georgia

Photo of the 1929 flood at Front Avenue, Columbus, Georgia

Photo of the 1929 flood at 2nd Avenue, Columbus, Georgia

1929 flood, Columbus, Georgia. Photo shows a line of houses submerged in water.

Early 19th century KJV Holy Bible with the Apocrypha

Photograph of Robert E. Lee. Text on photograph states, "Entered according to Act of Congress by M.B. Brady & Co. in the year 1865 at the District Court of the District of Columbia."