Aerial View of square looking west of north
Looking north at the square from air
Looking north at square
Looking north across the square
JSU homecoming parade
Looking east over square
Looking Northeast
East Side of Square
Looking west at square from southeast corner of square. Large two story bldg in center of west side is Jacksonville Hotel.
Man rides bull on square after courthouse torn down. Looking just east of north. House in back ground is Williamon.
Looking west across square as oxen wagon passes.
South side square looking west
Looking west across square
Looking south over square
Tredegar National Bank on east side of square in Jacksonville c1892
Tredegar Bank on Square 1890-92
Iron Queen Hotel was used by State Normal School to house students.
West side of the square
Looking northwest from square
Looking southeast from about Dyer Street
Looking north toward the square
World War I troops march north through Jacksonville
Looking at north end of east side of square. Left bldg is the Tavern
Shriners Patrol Jacksonville March 14, 1917
Snow fun on the square looking southwest part of square
Looking north toward JSU library (under construction)
Looking south on Pelham Road from square
Crow Drug in early bldg
The Crow Home on North Pelham Road (now site of post office)
Crow Family Date is c1900. L to R: Alice Crow, George Crow, Patsy Harris (mother of Alice and George), Possibly J.D. Crow, Unknow Black man by horse, James Crow, and Fannie Crow.
Feed store located at intersection of Church Street and East Francis Avenue in Jacksonville. Standing in the dooropening are, third from the left Joseph Picnkney Carpenter and, fourth from the left, Ernest Green.
Depot on East Francis Street Jacksonville AL
Howard Trammell and Albert Hess, Jacksonville Police Department c1948
U.S. Post Office on north side square. Later became Crow Drug Store.
Jacksonville Hardware and Supply
The Varsity Cafe
Princess Theater
City Cafe Curt Powell behind counter... Customers are Roy Lee Wilkerson, Frank Willoman, Paul Miller.
Inside Kitchen's Drug Store on East Side Square
Stephens Hardware on the square. This photograph was made about 1935 of C. A. Stephens Hardware Co., which was located on the south end of the square at the corner of Pelham and East Ladiga. Shown are, L to R: John Odus Pyron, Short George, and Charles Alexander Stephens. This was the largest building on the square at that time. John Odus is Margie Berry's father, and Charles Alexander Stephens is her grandfather. Short George, whose complete name isn't known, helped out at the store.
West Side Drug Store. L to R: Pike Carpenter, H. Jeveyh, Hubert Lester, Hoke Rowan, Unknown man (rear counter), Lucille Rowan (left of table), R. T. Knight (cap), Unknown woman,Steve Greenleaf (right front).
The Iris Theater on east side of square in Jacksonville AL c1915
In front of Kitchen's Drug Store
In Front Kitchen's Drug L to R: Macon Stevens, Unknown, Ralph ?, John B. Nesbit, Sr.
Outside Kitchen's Drug Store East Side of Square
Outside Kitchen's Drug East Side Square
Crow Drug Store. L to R: Juanita Crow, Marjorie Pyron, Leetta Rayfield, Floy Burnham, Virginia Fuqua. Unknown boy on stool
"Fly Bug" in doorway of Crow Drugs
Yvonne Harrelson "Flutie"
Looking northeast from square. House to left is Methodist Church on first floor with Masonic Hall on second floor. House in forground is Williamon.
Methodist Church met on first floor. Masonic Lodge met on second floor.
West Side Drug and U.S. Post Office
Maxwell & Co. Located on West Mountain Avenue between railroad and West Side Baptist Church
Young Angel Brothers & Friends come to town c1910
The William Greenleaf Family Portriat. Front row children L to R; Frances D. Greenleaf, James Gardner Greenleaf, Florence M. Greenleaf, William Ivan Greenleaf. Parents: William I. Greenleaf, Florence D. Greenleaf. Back: Stephen E. Greenleaf.
William H. Forney
Major General John H. Forney 1829-1902
Major General Thomas Hindman 1828-1868
The Hammett Family 1-Guy "Boss" Hammett, 2-Cobb Hammett, 3-Richard Hammett, 4-Ed Hammett, 5-Clay Hammett, 6-Charlie Hammett, 7-John Ford, 8-J.M.Stewart, 9-Kelly Stewart, 10-Dovie Harrelson, 11-Luther Harrelson, 12-Nellie Hammett, 13-Winnie Hammett, 14-Letha Hammett, 15-Bernard Hammett, 16-Willard Hammett, 17-Gene Hammett, 18-John F. Hammett, 19-Carl Hammett, 20-Harold Hammett, 21-Helen Hammett, 22-Margie Ford, 23-Ruby Ford, 24-Sara Ford, 25-Charlene Ford, 26-Betty Jo Wilkerson, 27-Jo Wilkerson, 28-Will Hammett, 29-Rosa Hammett, 30-Hoyt Hammett, 31-Edna Harrelson, 32-Lucille Hammett, 33-Allen Hammett, 34-Ralph Hammett, 35-Charles Hammett, 36-Polly Hammett, 37-Colvin Harrelson, 38-Leon Wilkerson, 39-
Isaac Leonidas Swann Family Home 1888 House is located behind Big Spring on Spring Street in Jacksonville, AL. Gardner Greenleaf lived there. Obtained from Leon Prickett.
Sitting at Big Spring
The Big Spring (now city water works)
The Big Spring on Spring Street Jacksonville, AL
Construction of water system at Germania Springs
Henry Farm House
Henry Farm Barn
Henry Farm Silos
Joseph Henry Green sawmill. Second from left is Joseph Carter Green. Fifth from left is Joseph Picnkney Carpenter. Sixth from left is Joseph Henry Green. Obtained from Juanita Green Whited
1937-38 Home Economics girls at Jacksonville High School
Allegheny Iron Queen Hotel
The Iron Queen Hotel
The Tavern (fron view before alterations-west elevation) The Old Tavern on the Public Square Tavern front -Built by Aaron Haynes, at a cost of $2,507.60. Aaron Hayne's "House of Entertainment", The Old Tavern on the Public Square (photo January 3, 1935)
The Tavern (photo January 3, 1935 fron view after alterations-west elevation) The Tavern from square after fire Tavern front - rear & NE side -The second brick building built by Aaron Haynes, at a cost of $2,507.60
The Tavern from Clinton Street back side Tavern front - rear & NE side -The second brick building built by Aaron Haynes, at a cost of $2,507.60. Aaron Hayne's "House of Entertainment", The Old Tavern on the Public Square (photo 1935)
Courthouse with Iron Queen Hotel in background
Calhoun County Courthouse in Jacksonville, AL. The Courthouse was later relocated to Anniston, AL
Atkins Hall (State Normal School) was converted from the Calhoun County Courthouse Building. Was located next to the Iron Queen Hotel which was used to house State Normal School students.
Early Jacksonville High School on West Francis Street
Old Jacksonville Jail 1848
Piggly Wiggly Grocery Store L to R: Hoyt Morgan, Russell Trantham, Lloyd Turner, Johnny Parker, Howard Morgan, Dwight Johnson, J.L. Naugher.
Inside Barnwell Store
Robert Barnwell and Joe Smith
Prickettville School
Profile Mill Workers c1920
A Race Meeting at Jacksonville Alabama 1841. W.S. Hedges (American, 19th century) Oil on canvas, 19 1/4x33 3/4 inches. Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham, AL
Rail Yard at Treadegar (?) Standing on flatcar. First on left is Joseph Henry Green. Second from left is Jake Johnson. Third from left is railroad boss. Fourth from left is Pelham Johnson. Fifth from left (lad) could be Coot Green. Sixth from left is William Archie Green. To the right of the power pole is Joseph Picnkney Carpenter.
Water Tank at Angel Station for East West RR
Men in Angel Community c1945 Front Row L to R: Malvin Johnson, Clytus Angel, Hubert Boozer, Collie Nunnally, Jack Hollingsworth, James "Big Un" Johnson, G. W. Angel, Jack McDuffie, Robert Hollingsworth, Eugene Angel. Back Row L to R: Buford Johnson, Henry Wynn, Robert Owens, Silas "Sike" Angel, Douglas Cross, Ben Kilgore, Robert Johnson, Tom Angel, Mose Prickett, Will Angel. Children Front L to R: Donald Wayne McDuffie, Bernard Boozer, Patricia Hollingsworth. Back Row Baby: James Allen Angel.
Sunday School Class at Angel Grove Baptist Church. Front row L to R: Willie Segrest, Willie Wilson, Addie Angel, Mae Finley, Ida Prickett, Beulah Clark. Back Row L to R: Lucille Clark, Ruby Pritchett, Nella Wade, Annie Johnson, Lou Hughes, Annis McClendon.
Looking south towards square from Mountain Street
Confederate Reunion at Sulphur Springs c1900
Confederate Reunion at Sulphur Springs
Winter snow
Hames Hall old Normal School campus
Part of Hames Hall on old Calhoun College Campus.
Bibb Graves Hall Post Card
Football Game at State Normal School.
WWI Soldiers at Wellington Station AL
Map of Jacksonville and Surrounding Area 1910
Sanborn Map showing Iron Queen Hotel and County Courthouse
Weatherly Hall on State Normal School campus
First Baptist Church Jacksonville, AL Now site of Jacksonville Fire Department
Dr. Paul J. Arnold Sunday School Class First Baptist Church Jacksonville, AL c1930s
Paul Arnold Sunday School Class First Baptist Church Jacksonville, AL Members by Number: 1-Walt Weeks, 2-Roy Watts, 3-Monroe Bragg, 5-Clifford Gore, 6-William Veneable, 7-Roy Webb, 9-Paul Stewart, 10-John Clark, 13-Henry Burnham, 14-Alton Boozer, 16-Roy Bragg, 17-Abey Cagle, 18-Williams, 19-James Bragg, 20-Pike Carpenter, 21-Roland Boozer, 26-Barto Hughes, 27-Larkin Rochester, 28-Bascum Davis, 29-Henry Baird, 31-Paul Arnold, 41-Elbert Ford, 46-Olen Deason, 47-Roy Stephens, 49-Carl Deason, 51-John Medley, 55-Johnny Ford, 56-Lynn Boozer, 58-Ferdie Marable, 59-Bert Bragg, 64-Eugene Peek, 68-Curt Powell, 72-Earl Allen, 73-Floyd Gidley, 74-Henry Lester, 75-Gray Harrelson, 79-Harvey Barnwell, 84-Hubert Jenkins, 87-Macon Snider, 88-Carl Dreyer, 89-Charles Martin, 90-Columbus McCollum, 93-W.A. Fuqua, 97-Neal Lane, 98-Milas Davis, 99-Floyd Owens,103-Ira Bragg, 104-Bailey McClellan, 105-Cooper Parker.
Profile Mill Building c1920
Profile Mill after tornado damage
Profile Mill
Plant of the Profile Cotton Mill
Aerial view of homes in Profile Mill Villege
Aerial photo of Profile Mill
Looking east from atop Profile Mill Bldg acrosss the homes of the workers. c1907-08
George P. Ide Profile Cotton Mill Executive
Confrontation at Big Spring c1920
Confrontation at the Big Spring. 1. Columbus McCollumn, 2. Jack Harris, 3. "Boss" Hammett, 4. Wince Snider, 5. Roy Watts, 6. Hudgins, 7. kVilas Davis, 8. Hudgins, 9. Joe Martin, 10. John Medley, 11. Matthew Turner, 12. Luke Key, 13. Eli Hudgins, 14. kArdell White, 15. Kermit Evans, 16. Milas Davis, 17. Bill Murray, 18. John Garmon, 19. Walton Bedwell, 20. Earl Hendrix, 21. Forney Davis, 22. Early Poole, 23. Doug Smith, 24. Buster Webb, 25. Dewey Garmon, 26. Guy Key, 27. I.G. Morgan, 28. Unknown, 29. Unknown, 30. Sam Patterson, 31. Carl Ford, 32. Bryce Harris, 33. O.R. Deason, 34. J.P. McCurry, 35. George Robinson, Jr., 36. J.D. Murray, 37. Rudolph Ponder, 38. William Barnwell, 39. Unknown, 40. Unknown, 41. Horace Holbrook, 42. Irby Harp, 43. Unknown, 44. Unknown, 45.Carl Ledbetter, 46.John Goodwin, 47. Unknown, 48. Unknown, 49. Unknown, 50. Unknown, 51. Huse Erwin, 52. John Davis, 53. Unknown, 54. Jess Crook, 55.Mayor Charlie Stephens. .
Sulphur Springs Baseball Team 1912 Standing L to R: Fred Avans, Cecil Butler, Ed Moore, Ed Broughton, Jim Robinson, Bill Robinson. Seated L to R: Lynn Avans, Alonzo Kimberly, Bud Kimberly, Will Tom Moore, Henry Reynolds, Vic Rowland.
Profile Baseball 1933-34. Top Row L to R: Tal Porter, Authur Snider, Bill Deason, Troy Snider. Middle Row L to R: Edward Deason, Carl Rochester, Jim Champion, Woodrow Coheely, Johnny Mac Ponder, Guy "Boss" Hammett, Bascum Davis. Front Row L to R: Van Hamilton, Elk Hamilton, Guy Key, Vallis Davis, John Medley, Joe Martin. Bat Boy James Edward Johnston.
Profile Mill Baseball 1948 Top Row: Duck Ford, Cleve Hammett, John Garmon, Ed "Blue Eyes" Austin, Johnny Mac Ponder, Ed Young. Middle Row: William Barnwell, x Hyatt, Red Holder, Leon White. Seated: Morris Beal, Elk Hamilton, William "Red" McCurry.
Profile Mill Baseball Team Standing L to R: George Few, Furdy Marable, Earl Trammell, Jud Harrelson, Otto Burrow, Neal Lane, Robert Barnell, Albert Slaghts, Bailey McClellan, William I. Greenleaf. Seated: Van Hamilton, Jessie Duke, Clay Hammett, Homer Wilkerson, Guy "Boss" Hammett, Elk Hamilton. Batboy-Rowan "Lefty" Lane.
Profile Mill Baseball 1946-47 1946-47 Profile Baseball Team. Standing L to R: Carl Deason, H. Sewell, T. Sewell, x Hyatt, Ed Young, Darryl Deason, Pete Deason, John C. Garmon. Bottom Row: Dude Spears, Eddie Gowens, Elk Hamilton, Morris Beal, William "Red" McCurry, Joe Martin, Unknown. Score Keeper-W.A. "Duck" Ford.
Profile Mill Baseball 1915
Profile Cotton Mill No.1-Spinning Spooling & Twisting Jacksonville, AL July 8, 1936
Horsed Section~104th Ammunication Train~Jacksonville AL February 14th 1918 In front of the Greenleaf Home
Jacksonville Schools Clarence E. Howes, Principal May 2, 1919
People of Methodist Church
Profile Mill Village School 1929-30 1st Row: L to R: Maudie Webb, Fannie Mae Bragg, Jessie Jenkins, ?Collette, Unknown, Ruth Wilkerson, J.D. Murray, Kathyrn Homesley, Cora Turner, Mammie Ledbetter, John Edward Hammett, Paul Smith. 2nd Row: Demple Drake, Unknown, Edna Scott, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Joe Edward Hays, Johnnie Homesley, Evelyn Barnwell, Unknown, Juline Ford, Lewis Smith. 3rd Row: Annie Turner, Charles Snider, Early Bragg, Ramsey Huggins, Carl Ledbetter, Pauline Wilkerson, Unknown. Back Row: Lois Heathcock (Teacher), Unknown, Unknown, Gene Hammett, Unknown, Vinnie Wilkerson, Unknown, Cleve Hammett, Unknown, Harry Homesley, Lamar Goodwin.
Profile Cotton Mill No.2 Spooling-Twisting & Finishing Departments Jacksonville AL July 7, 1936 Front: LtoR: Bill McCurry, Willis Woodall, Louise Rowell, Rilla Little, Linnie Burton, Jewell Davis, Edna Ford, Vira Peak, Vada Peak, Fannie Bragg, Haddie Champion, Leona Gore, Burna Davis, Lillian Dyer, Gordon White. 2nd Row: Mertis West, Winnie Hammett, Ethel McCurry, May Mayfield, Bessie Ward, Jimmie Bragg, Ruth Ford, Ever Davis, Annie Ford, Hairm Holbrook, Bascom Davis, Maude Marble, Cora Barnwell, Irene Holbrook, Evea McGatha, Sally Cohelley. 3rd Row: Leonard Little, Luther Wheeler, R.P. Turner, Ruben Smith, John Davis, Luke Turner, Kermit Evans, Pee Wee Gore, Houston Parris, John Medley, Walt Higgins, John Smith, Kote Smith, Walter White. Back Row: Boss Hammett, Carl Dryer, Ardel White, Harvey Barnwell, Duck Ford, Roy McCollum, Harry Homsley, James Bragg.
Looking east up Ladiga Street on February 2, 1964
Funeral for Olen Latell McCurry Westside Baptist Church KIA France WWII Pallbearers: Left Front; Clem Parris, Homer Barnwell, Unknown. Right Front; Hershell Ford, Clevie Sander, Dennis Parris.
Military Funeral at Westside Baptist Church c1946 Left Front: Rev. Joe Martin Right Front: Durro Wood. Saluting: Mort Caldwell
Southern Depot
Ramagnano House
Dr. Arberry Home South Pelham Road
Jacksonville Oil Mill Co. Later became the First National Bank Bldg.
General Store in Woodward Corner. Now home of Regions Bank.
Trading Post Marker
Mr. Gene Reid and family
Gene Reid Shoe Shop
Greenleaf Water Works tunnel
Nesbit's Lake and Club house
Student Army Training Corps (SATC) Barracks
County Home Poor People
Ralph Johnson & Jaybird Howell
Robert E. Dentmon arrested for murder of Jacksonville Chief of Police, "Whitey" Whiteside
City workers look at site of Whiteside murder
Chief of Police D. Emerson Whiteside Jacksonville Police Department, AL EOW: Tuesday, June 21, 1955 Cause of Death: Gunfire. Chief Whiteside was shot and killed by a suspect armed with a .22 caliber pistol while attempting to settle a dispute with a resident over a city water main. Chief Whiteside went to talk to a store owner after he refused to let city workers unhook his water line from a closed mill. As the chief was searching him after a brief conversation, he drew a .22 caliber target pistol from his overall bib and shot the him near the heart. Chief Whiteside died instantly without making any attempt to use his own gun, which was still holstered when his body was removed from the scene. The suspect was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. He was paroled in the 1980s and died a few years later.
Arnold/Rowan House (photo 1935)
Daugette Home (Magnolias photo 1935)
Aderholdt's Mill
Aderholdt's Mill (photo 1935)
Aderholdt's Mill (water wheel) (photo 1935)
Presbyterian Church (photo 1935)
Hoke House built c1840. Masonic Lodge is bldg to the left.
Tom Martin house
Greenleaf Home
Greenleaf Home (side view)
Greenleaf Home Interior
Nesbit/Weaver House (photo 1935)
Sanborn Map 1885 of Jacksonville Square
Sanborn Map 1889 of Jacksonville Square
Sanborn Map 1894 Jacksonville Square
Sanborn Map 1905 Jacksonville Square
Sanborn Map 1905 Jacksonville
Mary Few Mitchell & Sarah Fryar West in front of Crow Drug c1940s
Fryar General Merchandise Southwest Square c1920
Brittain Family
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Joe's Barber Shop Softball Team 1963 Champions Anniston Industrial League (Fast Pitch) Front Row LtoR: John Allen-League Director, Joe McMullen-Owner of Joe's Barber Shop, Hearel Johnson, Jimmy Ellis, Terry Johnson, Joe Andrews, Doug McGinnis. Back Row LtoR: Earl Andrews, Robert Elders, Charles Bryant, Olin Smallwood, Steve Green, Jim Smith, Danny Gee-Batboy.
Jacksonville High Vs Anniston High in 1954 Turkey Bowl played in Anniston. In gold jerseys (JHS). #42 Jimmy "Big Toe" Luttrell, #50 Larry Morris, #68 Alan Hammett.
Jacksonville High School Football 1947. Front Row LtoR: Wynsol Collier, Herbert Williamson, Talmadge Johnson, Gerald Williams, Ted Logan, Billy Jernigan, Gordon Sides, Tommy Ward, Leonard Dreyer. Back Row LtoR: Bob Dillon, Tommy Weaver, Charles Hammett, Steve Pyron, John B. Nesbit, Jimmy Casey, Buddy Rogers, James Heathcock, Coach Buddy Manderson.
Choccolocca Street in Oxford AL 1885
In front of Fryar General Merchandise Store located on Southwest Square c1920.
Identified from left to right as : R. C. Stroop, Gardner Greenleaf and W. I. Greenleaf.
Sherman McFall, Ben McFall, Jim McFall, Juel McFall Making charcoal near what is now intersection of Noah Valley Road and Mt. Gilead Road. c1907
