Photographs

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Photographs

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This collection includes individual photographs of Kell Hall and various related subjects. The photos are drawn from numerous digital archives.

Collection Items

Main Entrance of Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia
One woman and one man standing in front of the main entrance to the UGA Atlanta Division building at 24 Ivy Street

Exterior of the Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia
One woman and one man stand outside the main entrance to UGA's Atlanta Division building at 24 Ivy Street. The neon sign for the school is also visible.

Rooftop Neon Sign for Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia
Neon sign on the top of the UGA's Atlanta Division building at 24 Ivy Street

Kell Hall Patio Overlooking Sparks Hall and Student Center Construction
Man sitting on the patio attached to Kell Hall overlooking the parking lot between Sparks and Kell. The Student Activities Building is visible and under construction.

Renovations in the Ivy Street Building
Workers breaking through the concrete floors to insert staircases

Students in Ivy Street Building
Students walking down a ramp in the Ivy Street building. In the background, a sign reads "101A TO 104A" with an arrow.

Student queue in Kell Hall, 1976
Students gather around the service window on lower 2nd floor junction with the ramp to the 1st floor of Kell Hall.

Kell Hall Interior
Students walking on the upper 1st floor of Kell Hall

Georgia State College Kell Hall Dedication
Dr. Noah Langdale and Mrs. H. D. Rumble, daughter of Wayne S. Kell, at the dedication of Kell Hall in 1964.

Blue Key Book Exchange
Students gather outside the Blue Key Book Exchange and refectory on lower 1st floor of Kell Hall.

Art Student
Pat Pierce, an art student, paints a portrait of an unknown model on the rooftop of the Ivy Street Building.

Atlanta Division Transportation R.O.T.C. Unit Color Guard
ROTC Color Guard on rooftop of Ivy Street Building

Bowling in the Ivy Street Building
A man bowls while a woman watches. The photograph is mislabeled as Indian Creek Lodge, but the windows indicate that the bowling lane is in Kell Hall. Other sources suggest it was located on the 6th floor.
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