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The Morristown Normal and Industrial College faculty from the 1898-1899 academic year. The photo is dated as April 14, 1899. Andrew Fulton, the school's first African-American faculty member, is seated at the bottom-right.

The obituary of Robert McNeill, who died at the age of 87 in Washington, D.C. He was an African American photographer who was known for his images of African American life in parts of Virginia and Washington D.C. He also worked for the State…

The lyrics to the Alma Mater of Morristown College, which was an African American higher education institution located in Morristown, Tennessee. Also featured with the song's lyrics is a photo of the main building on the Morristown College campus.

A photo of the main building on the Morristown College campus.

A photo of the Morristown College football team. The football team played throughout 1906 and 1960.

A photo of Morristown College students and football players, Tommy George and Robert (R.G.) Burnside.

A group photo of Morristown College students during the college's earlier years.

Students pictured with Frank G. Clement, the then governor of Tennessee. Clement served as Governor of Tennessee from 1953 to 1959 and from 1963 to 1967.

Words to the poem "Bring Dat College Home", a favorite of Dr. Miller W. Boyd. Dr. Boyd was the president of Morristown College.

An aerial photo of Morristown with Morristown College in the background.