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Holsey Hall Paine Institute; Buildings; Campus buildings Date of construction for Holsey Hall is not known, but for many years it was listed as the oldest buildings on campus. Holsey Hall is named in honor of Bishop Lucius H. Holsey. It was used as an elementary... 2. 1800? Holsey Hall and Infirmary Paine Institute; Campus buildings; Builidings Photograph of Holsey Hall and school infirmary. 3. 1882 Bishop Lucius Henry Holsey, Founder Paine Institute; Founder Born into slavery on July 3, 1842 near Columbus, Georgia; Bishop Holsey of the C.M.E. Church and a local resident of Augusta, was the prime mover in the founding of Paine College. In 1882, as a fraternal... 4. 1882 Bishop Robert Paine Paine Institute; Bishops Paine Institute, founded in 1882, was named in honor of Bishop Robert Paine who helped to organize the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church, South. 5. 1882 Dr. Morgan Callaway, President Paine Institute; Presidents Dr. Morgan Callaway, a native of Washington, Georgia; and a Methodist preacher, served as president of three colleges in Georgia before his election as the first president of Paine Institute in 1882. Callaway... 6. 1884 Dr. George William Walker, President Paine Institute; Presidents; Teacher; Founder Dr. Walker (founder, teacher and president) was elected as a teacher of Paine Institute, July 17, 1883. He was elected to succeed Dr. Callaway as second president in 1884, and remained president until... 7. 1884 John Wesley Gilbert Paine Institute; Teacher; Students; Classes Paine Institute held its first class on January 1, 1884, in rented quarters on Broad Street in Augusta, GA. Among the first group of young people present that morning was John Wesley Gilbert, who stepped... 8. 1891 Normal Class Paine Institute; Normal school The Normal program trained students for teaching. Photographed are - (First row) Willie Sherard, Cynthia Ryans, Ella Holsey, Frances Thompson, Ruth Holsey, Irene Mattox, Lula Ross, Andrew Cobb. (Second... 9. 1899 Haygood Hall Paine Institute; Campus buildings; Buildings Early photograph of Haygood Hall (center); Holsey Hall (right); and the President's House (left). 10. 1899 Haygood Hall Paine Institute; Buildings; Campus buildings Haygood Hall, the main building on campus, was named in memory of Bishop A.G. Haygood. It was a four story brick and stone building that housed the chapel, administrative offices, library, classrooms,... 11. 1899 Normal Class Paine Institute; Classes; Normal school graduates Five graduates for the class of 1899. Seated are Agnes Elizabeth Davis, Julius Caesar White and Lula Wilson. Standing are Priscilla Ladson and Mary Belle Bougs. 12. 1900? Campus Entrance Paine College; Gates Original Paine College campus entrance. Hosley Hall in back ground. 13. 1900? President's House Paine College; Campus buildings; Buildings Renovated view of first president's house until the Paine House was completed in 1968. The building was razed in 1975 to make way for the new administrative building, Haygood-Holsey Hall. 14. 1901? Graduating Class Paine Institute; Classes Early graduating class of Paine Institute. 15. 1902 Paine Annex Paine Institute; Cottages; Campus buildings Women's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church South funded and established a project for girls as an "Annex" to the Paine campus in 1902. The two Industrial buildings and Bennett Hall were... 16. 1902 Women's Industrial Cottages Paine Institute; Buildings; Cottages; Campus buildings Women's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church South was responsible for the construction of two frame buildings for industrial work for girls. The buildings contained classrooms and equipment... 17. 1905 Cottages for Men Paine College; Buildings; Cottages; Campus buildings Four cottages were built as dormitories for men and boys in 1905, and named Williams, Lane, Phillips and Cottrell in honor of the four bishops of the C.M.E. Church. 18. 1907 Henry Steward Dunbar Paine College; Students Mr. Dunbar, author of the Paine College alma mater, graduated from Paine College in 1907. 19. 1907 Paine College Alma Mater Paine College; School Song; Songs The lyrics of Paine's alma mater were composed by Henry Stewart Dunbar, 1907 alumnus. 20. 1911 John D. Hammond, President Paine College; Presidents Rev. Hammond was a minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church from the North Georgia Conference. He was elected the third president of Paine College in 1911 and served until 1915. Bennett Hall was erected... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 98 item(s)  page 1 of 5 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  >> ) :: previous : next
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