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In this photograph, you can see some course numbers and room assignments for classes at the Atlanta Division of UGA in the Ivy Street Building

Connie Gill with Electron Spin Resonance apparatus [Description from Rod Nave's personal photograph website]

This vacuum pump is marked with warning signs for radioactive contamination.

Ad for ISG about convenience and comfort for patrons

Students gather to study and eat in the refectory on the lower 1st floor in Kell Hall.

First ISG ad using Cooper primarily

This suite of rooms includes a main lab and three dark rooms with red lights over the doors. Although the specific research being conducted here is unknown, the experiments were likely photo-sensitive in some way.

Dave Wingert in classroom 519 Kell Hall. [Description from Rod Nave's personal photograph website]

"Diogenes" Ad for ISG

In this video, Dr. Rod Nave recalls his earliest memories of Kell Hall, from his arrival at Georgia State in 1968 through the 1990s.

Hired in 1965 by Georgia State College to teach in chemistry, Dr. David Boykin spent most of his career working in Kell Hall. Over the years, his projects and funding allowed him to set up many laboratories on the 6th floor."Any space in Kell Hall is…

Ad for ISG about operations

A four page excerpt from the Board of Regents meeting minutes concerning the sale of a property located at 162 Luckie Street, N.W., Atlanta for a price of $85,000 to the Tabernacle Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Images of labs and students in the new Ivy Street building

Images of the refectory in Luckie Street building and people working on walls in the Ivy Street building

Images including: embossed cover of the yearbook with the ramps of Ivy Street, title page with photograph of main Ivy Street entrance, photos of main entrance, library, registration, ramps, choral practice, telephone booths, book exchange, bowling…

History of the school; drawing of the Ivy Street building; photos of labs, refectory, bowling alley, offices, lobby, and main entrance; descriptions of 1948 buildings; refectory advertisement;