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Minis Room and Armstrong Campus Archives
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Albion's Voice
Frank and Lillian Spencer Collection highlights
Armstrong Campus
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Inkwell Armstrong's student newspaper
Photographs from Universrity Relations--Armstrong Campus
Armstrong during World War 1939-1945
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Discovering Desegregation at Armstrong
Lane Library's history
College of Arts and Sciences
H. Dean Propst & Armstrong
History of Armstrong's History Dept.
W. Orson Beecher
More about Armstrong
Masquers theatre at Armstrong
Women of Armstrong
The Savannah Biographies
New! Armstrong Collections in Digital Commons @ Georgia Southern
Armstrong State University Collections
The Armstrong State University Collections archives a vast array of documents and publications by and about Armstrong State University, which consolidated with Georgia Southern University in early 2018.
The Inkwell via Digital Commons @ Geoprgia Southern
Archived issues from 1935 to present. Most complete collection of Inkwell issues and keyword searchable.
Armstrong's Yearbook, The Geechee, 1937-1995
1937
The Armstrong campus was located in historic downtown Savannah from 1935 to 1965.
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In 1948 Armstrong Junior College was renamed Armstrong College.
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Armstrong's Yearbook, The Geechee 1956-1995
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1965
Photograph of Virginia Carr, author of The Lonely Hunter and faculty member 1965-1967, on page 18.
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Please note photographs of Senator Eugene McCarthy, Senator David Gambrell, and funk rock group Mother's Finest on page 56-57.
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1974
Please note photograph of folk singer-songwriter Harry Chapin on page 34.
1975
Please note photograph of author Eugenia Price on page 41 and music group The Righteous Brothers on page 50-51.
1976
Please note photograph of actor Burt Reynolds on page 82, who dedicated the new Fine Arts building.
Geechees were not published from 1977-1980.
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1983
Please note photographs of entertainer Bob Hope on page 50-51, whose Savannah performance was sponsored by Armstrong's College Union Board.
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1987
Please see photographs on page 30-33 of rock band Cheap Trick, who played in the Fine Arts Auditorium in 1986.
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No yearbook was published in 1990.
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1995
1995 was the final year the Geechee yearbook was published.
Collection Guide to the Armstrong University Records
Collection Guide to Armstrong records
Describes Armstrong's records (1935-2017) and links out to more detailed finding aids
Departments
Photographs
University Relations, Marketing and Communications
College of Arts and Sciences
History of History Department
History of Lane Library
Selected images
Original Armstrong building on Bull St.
Freshman cap
When Armstrong had a football team (1930s)
Armstrong's Letterman wore an A
Armstrong students (1940s)
Science lab (1940s)
Student's scrapbook (1940s)
Armstrong's new campus (1960s)
Armstrong faculty on the new campus (1970s)
Hope Scholarship, Armstrong's first recipient (1990s)
Groundbreaking on campus (1990s)
Lane Library (2000s)
Students using Armstrong's archives (2010s)
Students in the Learning Commons (2010s)
Janet Stone's history of Armstrong
Stone's history of Armstrong open source, online
From the Mansion to the University: a history of Armstrong...by Janet D. Stone via the Digital Commons
From the Mansion to the University: A History of Armstrong Atlantic State University, 1935-2010
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Stone, Janet D.
Call Number: LD248.A25 F76 2010
Publication Date: 2010
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