The holdings of the Archives and Special Collections of Huntingdon College are arranged according to “provenance” or “office of origin.” The record group titles below identify the current offices and reflect the organization of Huntingdon College since June 2003 when John Cameron West became the fourteenth president of the college. Records of offices in antecedent structures providing the same functions become “sub-record groups” and often have different record group titles. Following is a list, though not exhaustive, of the structures, tenures of the presidents, and record group titles for our holdings. Please contact the archivist at 334-833-4413 or <archives@huntingdon.edu> to ask about records we have in the groupings listed below.

TUSKEGEE FEMALE COLLEGE (TFC, 1854-1872)

1. First president, Andrew Adgate Lipscomb (1856-59)

2. Second president, George W. F. Price (1859-1862)

3. Third president, Jesse Wood (1862-63)

4. Fourth president, C. D. Elliott (1863-64)

5. Fifth president, George W. F. Price (1864-1872)

ALABAMA CONFERENCE FEMALE COLLEGE

(ACFC, 1872-1909)

6. Sixth president Henry D. Moore (1872-75)

7. Seventh president, John Massey (1875-1909)

WOMAN’S COLLEGE OF ALABAMA (WCA, 1909-1935)

8. Eighth president, William Ewing Martin (1909-1914)

Blanche Grosbec Loveridge, Dean of Faculty, was in

charge (1915-1916)

9. Ninth president, Miflin W. Swartz (1916-22)

10. Tenth president, Walter D. Agnew (1922-35)

HUNTINGDON COLLEGE (HC, 1935- )

10. Tenth president, Walter D. Agnew (1935-38)

11. Eleventh president, Hubert Searcy (1938-68)

12. Twelfth president, Allen Keith Jackson (1968-93)

13. 13. Thirteenth president, Wanda Durrett Bigham

(June1993-May 2003)

14. Fourteenth president, John Cameron West (June 2003- )

RECORD GROUP TITLES

1. Board of Trustees

2. Presidents' Records

3. Administrative Offices

4. Academic Departments

5. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

6. Student Affairs

Student Government

Student Organizations

7. recurring and Special Events

Alumni Association Events

Commencement

Founders’ Day

Homecoming

Reunion

Awards Convocations

Martin Luther King Convocations

Presidential Convocations/Banquets

Lectures

Library Patrons' Dinner

International Students' Banquets

Music Recitals and Concerts

Theatre Performances

8. Alumni ASSOCIATION

9. PROPERTY--GROUNDS

Tuskegee Campus (1854-1908)

Main Montgomery Campus (1908- )

Cloverdale Campus (2002- )

10. PROPERTY—BUILDINGS

Tuskegee Campus (1854-1908)

Main Building (1855)

Music Hall (1877)

Elmwood Hall (1892)

Laboratory (ca. 1904)

Montgomery Main Campus (1908- )

John Jefferson Flowers Memorial Hall (1909)

Julia A. Pratt Residence Hall (1912)

Massey Memorial Hall (1916)

Y.M.C.A. Hut (1922)

Fred Jackson Hall (1924)

Weona Hanson Residence Hall (1924)

Art Gallery (1927)

Bellingrath Hall (1928)

Central Heating Plant (1928)

Houghton Memorial Library (1929)

John E. Trimble Memorial Building (1936)

Ligon Memorial Residence Hall (1947)

President’s Home (1949)

Delchamps Student Center (1958)

Julia Walker Russell Dining Hall (1963)

Hubert F. Searcy Residence Hall (1970)

Sybil Smith Music Hall (1985)

Wilson Building (1987)

Dixon Wing of Library (1989)

Blount Residence Hall (1996)

Montgomery Cloverdale Campus Building (2002- )

11. PROPERTY--BELONGINGS

Organ

Street Clock

Fountain

12. AUDIO VISUAL COLLECTION

Audio tapes/records

Video cassette tapes

Microfilm

Original Art

Photographs

Scrapbooks

13. ARTIFACT COLLECTION

14. PERSONAL PAPERS OF STAFF AND FACULTY

Autobiographies

Biographies

Diaries

Genealogical Records

Manuscripts

Literary, musical, and art works

15. PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER PRINTED MATTER

Alumni Bulletin and Magazime

Departmental Magazines

Bells and Pomegranates

College Catalogues

Huntress Newspaper

Gargolye Newspaper

Prelude Literary Magazine

View Books

16. MANUSCRIPTS