Street scene in Columbia |
Will Armstrong of Columbia in buggy. |
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Yoke of Oxen pulling a wagon in Columbia. |
Columbia drug store ca. 1900. |
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Street scene in Columbia in 1920s. |
"Sally," statue at main intersection in Columbia. |
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Yoke of oxen, smarter than residents, standing in the shade in Columbia. |
Rogers farmhouse at Williams' Station near Columbia |
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J. B. Taylor family home on Washington St. in Columbia. Photo taken on Dec. 13, 1934 as part of the Historic American Building Record, a WPA project to employ architects and photographers during the Depression. |
Home of Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee Conner Atkinson on North main, Columbia. |
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North Main Street, Columbia, AL 1909
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Columbia Bridge
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Porch of Purcell-Killingsworth House, now the Garden Path Inn |
Purcell-Killingsworth House, now the Garden Path Inn |
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Columbia Methodist Church
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Mabel and Euffie Weems, first graduates of Columbia Colored School in 1941. Photo from Dorothy Brown of Dothan. |
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Dr. John Fletcher Yarborough's sanitarium in Columbia, built in 1915 to treat pellagra. |
Columbia Baptist Church as it appeared ca. 1884. |
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Columbia Presbyterian Church, from a postcard. |
Karl Oakley of Columbia, eight years old, ca. 1890. |
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1905 Methodist picnic at Woods Mill near Columbia. |
1896 image of a group at what is now Omussee Creek Park near Columbia. identified on far right is W. L. Lee, talking with Ellen Thomas. The two later wed. |
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1902 photograph of an outing to Blewitt's Mill. Pictured L-to-R, front = Walt Bowden and Bert Myers; rear row = Clarkie Purcell Crapps, Thornie Beach, Fannie Thompson, Charlie Freeman, Annie Wood Bowden, Minnie Yarborough, Colbert McGriff. |
Group at the fish trap at Blewitt's Mill, Thanksgiving Day, 1895. man in the center, facing the camera is Samuel Murphy Dunwoody. |
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Group of guys hanging around "Sally." The statue is named for the Salmagundi Club, a women's club of Columbia which paid for the statue. |
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Horse Race in Columbia - July 4, 1906. |
Outing at the old Columbia cotton factory. |
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The Columbia "Owl Club" which gathered in the drugstore for social activities, ca. 1898. Officers, possibly pictured, included Wood Beach, pres; Colbert McGriff, VP; Lee McGriff, sect.; York McGriff, treas; Y. Conner, Ways & Means. |
Cars on South Main, Columbia
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Members of the Weems family at the Smith Grocery, ca. 1953. L-R: Margaret Weems, Charlie Weems, William Weems White (child), Monroe "Uncle Pike" Weems, Lige Weems, and Ruby Weems. Photo from Dorothy Brown of Dothan. |
Big Day Columbia 1914 |
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First House in Columbia
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Mill Dam
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Columbia Band |
Woods Mill
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Flood
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Flood Damage
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Woman on Roof During Flood |
1928 Flood
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Columbia Depot Then
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Columbia Depot Now |
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Toll Bridge |
Abbeville Road
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Baptizing Grounds |
Blewitts |
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Train Wreck, Chattahoochee River |
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Columbia Institute
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Columbia Downtown, 1920s |
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Cotton Mill
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Depot |
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College
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Kelso 1920
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