Churches -- Georgia -- Atlanta
Found in 22 Collections and/or Records:
Atlanta Urban Design Commission visual arts materials
Ben Shute watercolors for First National Bank of Atlanta
Benning family papers
These papers consist of correspondence between various members of the Benning family, personal documents, genealogy of the Benning family, and business papers from Hong Kong, New York and Atlanta.
Captain Francis L. and Elizabeth P. Edmondson papers
Charles E . Troutt Photographs
This collection contains photographs taken by commercial photographer Charles E. Troutt, presumably for his clients. Included are images of commercial buildings, government buildings, private residences, private clubs, colleges and universities, aerial views, and street scenes in various neighborhoods in Atlanta.
Connally family papers
Dr. Amey Chappell visual arts collection
Dr. Stuart R. Oglesby, Jr. papers
This collection contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, and scrapbooks on Dr. Stuart. It includes his sermond and lectures.
Gil Robison visual arts materials
Harper's Flowers photographs and color drawing
Herman L. Turner papers
This collection contains mostly correspondence and press clippings from Reverend Turner's latter years in ministry, with a focus on the 1957 "Ministers' Manifesto" and similar materials connected to the second statement issued the following year. Additional material includes speeches, publications and other writings from Turner's earlier professional and social affiliations.
Hugh T. Keenan's Heaven Bound papers
Jennie Meta Barker research papers
John Pattillo visual arts materials
Meeting Place for Travellers, West End, Atlanta, essays
Percy H. Perkins, Jr. architectural drawings and photographs
The collection consists of architectural drawings of projects designed by Perkins and images of himself and family members. A variety of projects are presented in the collection such as the construction of the administration building of the Fulton County Airport (1950-1951); Salvation Army School for officer training (1966); and Lake Shore Shopping Center in Gainesville, Georgia (1963). Of special interest is a black and white print of Perkins at his drawing board in his office.