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Convict laborers during the construction of Sanford Stadium
Black convict laborers building Sanford Stadium. The use of leased convict labor in Georgia was widespread for many construction projects during the first half of the 20th century.
Illustration, "Women at the Polls in New Jersey in the Good Old Times", Harper's Weekly, 1880 November 13
This color lithograph shows a group of three women voting in New Jersey in 1880.
Illustration, "How it would be if some ladies had their own way," Harper's Weekly, 1868 May 16
This anti-suffrage illustration shows men and women but outside their traditional gender roles.
Illustration, “Where’s the Difference?” Harper’s Bazaar, 1869 July 3
Illustration showing women participating in a traditional male environment (with negative perspective)
Article, “On the March for Suffrage” Harper’s Weekly, 1912 May
This article documented the procession of 15,000 suffragists in New York City organized by the Women’s Political Union.
UGA football game, Herty Field, ca. 1906
The University of Georgia football team (dark uniforms) plays against a team from an unknown university. The two teams are lined up mid-field on Herty Field, a general purpose athletics field used by the football team at UGA from 1892 through 1911. …
Herschel Walker
Herschel Walker was the Georgia Bulldogs' first Black All-American (1980, 1981, and 1982) and the first Black Heisman Trophy winner from an SEC school (1982).
Ticket to a Woman Suffrage Mass Meeting, held by the Interurban Woman Suffrage Council, Carnegie Hall, New York, 1912? March 10
This ticket allowed admittance to a Woman Suffrage Mass Meeting at Carnegie Hall, in which suffragists would tell their stories about being beaten by police or their time in prison.
1906 University of Georgia football team
This is a photograph of the 1906 University of Georgia football team. This team was coached by W.S. 'Bull' Whitney and went 2-4-1 during the season, with the only wins coming against Mercer College (now Mercer University) and archrival Auburn.…
Vinyl record. James Brown's 'Dooley's Junkyard Dogs'.
Recording of James Brown's single 'Dooley's Junkyard Dogs'. Signed by Vince Dooley.