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Josephine Holloway and her granddaughter Nareda in the early 1960s.

Funds raised by the Jubilee Singers of Fisk University were used to construct the first permanent building on the campus of Fisk University, Jubilee Hall, named for them.

Featuring the original group of Jubilee Singers, this portrait hangs in Jubilee Hall at Fisk University.

Fisk Jubilee Singers, 1873.

Julia Britton Hooks.

Kate Bradford Stockton.

Senator McKellar arrives in Nashville for Unit Bill Fight, 1937.

King College, Bristol, TN.

McKee Hall on the campus of Knoxville College.

View of the Knoxville Museum of Art from the Knoxville World s Fair Park.

Catherine Wiley, Morning, 1921, oil on canvas.

Bessie Harvey, Moses and the Serpent, 1988, painted wood, putty cloth, human hair, yarn, plastic eyes.

The first Krystal restaurant opened in Chattanooga in 1932.

A meeting of the Ku Klux Klan at Nashville in 1957.

Striking workers picket the company store while scab workers man the copper mines in Ducktown, Tennessee.

Governor Lamar Alexander.

The Gates of Lambuth University are known by the University community as the "Gates of Change." Located in Jackson, TN, Lambuth strives to be an academic community of free inquiry in which men and women may prepare for lives of leadership and service to God and humanity.

Constructed in 1905, the Bray Administration building is part of a National Register Historic District at Lane College.

LWV members attend the Tennessee Senate poll tax debate, January 1941.

Higginbotham Administration Building on the campus of Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee.