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AIDS Patient
Unknown AIDS patient in the doorway of a home. Patient was purposely unidentifiable.
Memorial Service for AIDS Victims
Mayor Frank Martin addresses group at the Memorial Service for AIDS Victims held in Weracoba Park
Prior to Entering
Signage leading into Archives and Special Collections regarding save social distancing practices. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.
Symptom Check
Signage displaying symptoms of Covid-19 placed in the library. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.
How to Use an Elevator in the time of Covid-19
Signage posted outside the elevator on the main floor of the library. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.
Stop the Spread
Large signage placed at entrance of the library reminding patrons of proper social distancing tactics. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.
Use the Stairs
New signage leading into the stairwell in the Library. Signs are part of CSU's Covid-19 Information Initiative.
Pray for Workers
A Midas auto garage notice board asking passersby to pray for their Front Line Workers. Board is located in uptown Columbus.
Fisherman's Delight
Fishermen gathered on the Alabama side of the Chattahoochee River hoping to get "the big one". Notice there is not a whole lot of "social distancing".
Empty River Walk
Empty River Walk trail
A View of 9th Street
A nearly empty view of 9th Street looking west.
2nd and 13th
13th Street with low traffic
Park Closed
Closed children's play park next to the River Walk.
Betty Jackson Oral History
Oral history of Carver Heights Community, Columbus, GA
Letter from Ellen Whiteside, November 15, 1865
It is a letter to Fuller from Ellen Whiteside, who calls Fuller a friend. It is after the war, and contains personal details of Fuller.
Letter from Fuller to Wife, Savannah General Hospital, Savannah, Georgia, December 18, 1864
Fuller is suffering from a bad cold and staying in the Savannah, Georgia General Hospital.
Letter from Fuller to Wife, Camps Hospital, Augusta, Georgia, December 5, 1864
Fuller was released from a hospital in Augusta a week ago. He is waiting for a Union attack, but is under the impression that they are making their way towards Savannah or somewhere else on the coast.
Letter from Fuller to Wife, Spotsylvania County, Virginia, June 28, 1864
Fuller is still ill, and has been this way for a month and twenty-four days with the lady of the house, who is taking care of him. He thinks he is almost over it.