Austin Seminary Photographs
Title
Austin Seminary Photographs
Description
Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary was established in Austin, Texas in 1902 with the mission of educating and equipping ministers for service in the Southwestern United States.
This collection contains photographs, slides, and negatives dating back to 1921 and running up to the current day documenting seminary life, students, faculty, and the buildings and grounds.
This collection contains photographs, slides, and negatives dating back to 1921 and running up to the current day documenting seminary life, students, faculty, and the buildings and grounds.
Collection Items
Jacqueline Saxon, undated
Jacqueline Saxon, first African American cabinet member and Vice President of Austin Seminary, preaching at UBC
Student photograph of Jacquline Saxon, 2000
Student photograph of Jacquline Saxon, first African American cabinet member and Vice President of Austin Seminary.
Student photograph of James Lee, 2000
Photograph of James Lee, Austin Seminary alumni, staff, Austin Seminary Association Board member, and Board of Trustees member.
Days of Memory and Hope event banner, 2019
Image used as a page banner for the 2019 Austin Seminary event, Days of Memory and Hope: “African Americans and Austin Seminary: Toward Beloved Community”
Collection Tree
- Seminary History
- Austin Seminary Photographs