Photographs Collection

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Portrait of Lincoln Hulley, Stetson President, 1904-1934.

Portrait of Linda Parson Davis, staff member in the Office of Development.

Portrait of Litchfield Colton who taught engineering and sports from 1903 to 1923.

Portrait of Lizabeth 'Liz' Moody who was appointed the first female dean of the College of Law and the first Vice President at the College of Law in 1994.

Portrait of Lola B. McCollough who served as Dean of Women from 1936 to 1941.

Portrait of long-time faculty member Harry Garwood during his student days at Stetson.

Portrait of long-time faculty member Harry Garwood when he was a professor.

Portrait of Louis Freund, artist at Stetson from 1949 to 1968.

Portrait of Louis Johnson. Inscribed and signed to Spike Kelley. Colonel William A. 'Spike' Kelley had a distinguised Army career. He retired to Volusia County, Florida and donated his collection of signed photographs of prominent military leaders and political figures to the Stetson University Library.

Portrait of L. Patrick Lane, class of 1980 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of Lt. Colonel McKeaver from the collection of William A. Kelley. Colonel William A. 'Spike' Kelley had a distinguised Army career. He retired to Volusia County, Florida and donated his collection of signed photographs of prominent military leaders and political figures to the Stetson University Library.

Portrait of Lt. Colonel Stevens from the collection of William A. Kelley. Colonel William A. 'Spike' Kelley had a distinguised Army career. He retired to Volusia County, Florida and donated his collection of signed photographs of prominent military leaders and political figures to the Stetson University Library.

Portrait of Lt. General James W. Crysel, class of 1959, and a member of the last Stetson football team in the 1950s.

Portrait of Lt. General Joseph T. McNarney. Inscribed and signed to Spike Kelley. Colonel William A. 'Spike' Kelley had a distinguised Army career. He retired to Volusia County, Florida and donated his collection of signed photographs of prominent military leaders and political figures to the Stetson University Library.

Portrait of Luis Prats, class of 1978, 1981 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of Lulie Snead who served as Alumni Association president in 1909.

Portrait of Lynn Albinson, director of HATS Programs/Belin Blank Center Coordinator.

Portrait of Mabel Allen Winters and Harry Winters. Mabel was in the first Academy class and Harry was the first boy to graduate from the Academy (which would become Stetson University).

Portrait of Mae Hunter, wife of Cornelius Hunter, known as 'Neil.' Cornelius was the first African-American to graduate from Stetson with a Bachelor's degree. W. Mae Andrews, graduated in 1969.

Portrait of Major General Duong Van Minh, President of South Vietnam for a brief period in 1963. Inscribed and signed to Spike Kelley. Colonel William A. 'Spike' Kelley had a distinguised Army career. He retired to Volusia County, Florida and donated his collection of signed photographs of prominent military leaders and political figures to the Stetson University Library. Notable signature.

Portrait of Major General Norman H. Vissering. Inscribed and signed to Spike Kelley. Colonel William A. 'Spike' Kelley had a distinguised Army career. He retired to Volusia County, Florida and donated his collection of signed photographs of prominent military leaders and political figures to the Stetson University Library. Notable signature.

Portrait of Mandy Stoll, a member of the Women's Tennis Team. Mandy was killed in an automobile accident in 1988, and her parents donated the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center in her honor in 1997. At the time of her death, Mandy held the #1 ranking on the Women's Tennis Team, and she played both singles and doubles tennis. Stetson University Archives and Special Collections only holds a digital copy of this photograph.

Portrait of Mandy Stoll, who was killed in an automobile accident in 1988. Her parents donated the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center in 1997 in her memory.

Portrait of March DeLand Terry taken in Rochester, New York.

Portrait of Mario Fidanzi, director of the Family Enterprise Center.

Portrait of Mark Hollis, class of 1956 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of Mark Hollis, class of 1956 and long time Board of Trustee member, and his wife Lynn.

Portrait of Mark Powell, assistant professor of English.

Portrait of Martha DeLand Terry taken in Rochester, New York.

Portrait of Mary Carson, a relative of long-time professor and dean G. Prentice Carson. Possibly his wife or sister.

Portrait of Mary Nelson DeLand.

Portrait of Matthew S. Roberts, associate professor of Digital Arts.

Portrait of Maureen Breakiron-Evans, class of 1976 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of Maureen Breakiron-Evans, class of 1976, the first female chair of the Stetson University Board of Trustees. Breakiron-Evans was elected Chair in 2019.

Portrait of Maureen Breakiron-Evans, class of 1976, the first female chair of the Stetson University Board of Trustees. Breakiron-Evans was elected Chair in 2019.

Portrait of M. B. DeLand taken in East Saginaw, Michigan.

Portrait of Medwin Peek who was a boyhood friend of alumnus Bert Fish and architect of the Fish Memorial Hospitals. He graduated in 1920.

Portrait of Michael Chertok, Vice-President of Development.

Portrait of Mike Raymond.

Portrait of Millard B. Smith who served as Alumni Association president in 1938.

Portrait of Minerva Parce DeLand, one of the early settlers of DeLand, Florida.

Portrait of Minerva P. DeLand taken in Rochester, New York.

Portrait of Minnie DeLand.

Portrait of Minnie DeLand taken in Rochester, New York.

Portrait of Minnie S. Ruger, Stetson student in 1904-1905.

Portrait of M. Keese Perry, comptroller, at his desk.

Portrait of M. Lee McGraw, class of 1970 and a University Board of Trustees member.

Portrait of Mollie DeLand Terry, wife of Eugene Hawland and daughter of Martha DeLand Terry taken in Binghamton, New York.

Portrait of Morgan Welch, a DeLand banker, sitting at his desk.

Portrait of Mr. Alexander

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