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  • Home construction at Madison, 1931

    Part of:
    Madison Institutions Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1931
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Construction on the former Dye-Bralliar home, and later Hassenflug home at Madison College. Built in 1931 with student labor.

  • Plantation house at Madison College

    Part of:
    Madison Institutions Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1900
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Plantation house at Madison College. Written on back: "Original plantation"

  • Building entrance

    Part of:
    Madison Institutions Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1917
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Building at Madison, Tennessee.

  • Mrs. Sutherland and her cooking class

    Part of:
    Madison Institutions Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1917
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Mrs. Sutherland and her cooking class

  • Plantation house and Probation Hall at Madison College

    Part of:
    Madison Institutions Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1900
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Plantation house Gozing built on foundation Probation Hall in center

  • Standish family, 1929

    Part of:
    Madison Institutions Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1929
    Subject:
    Ford, Venessa Standish, 1920-2013, Shaw, Edith Violet Frye Standish, 1887-1978, McGann, Juanita Standish Goss, 1923-, and Standish, Horace Edward, 1886-1966
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Horace E. Standish and family in 1929. Left to right: Juanita Standish -- Edith Standish -- Venessa Standish -- Horace Standish. The Standish family lived at Madison from 1921 to 1937. Horace Standish designed the covered archways between the sanitarium cottages and Edith was a nurse at the Sanitarium.

  • Madison Sanitarium porch

    Part of:
    Madison Institutions Collection and Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1910
    Subject:
    Madison Sanitarium and Hospital
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Madison Sanitarium patients and nurses on the porch of the Sanitarium

  • Madison Sanitarium, 1930s

    Part of:
    Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection and Madison Institutions Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1930
    Subject:
    Madison Sanitarium and Hospital
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    A restful nook at Madison Sanitarium

  • Madison Sanitarium, 1930s

    Part of:
    Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection and Madison Institutions Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1930
    Subject:
    Madison Sanitarium and Hospital
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Madison Sanitarium corridors. About 1000 feet of these corridors connected the units of the Sanitarium. The iron railing, consisting of more than 3000 spindles was made by students in the machine shop.

  • Madison Sanitarium, 1930s

    Part of:
    Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection and Madison Institutions Collection
    Date issued:
    01/01/1930
    Subject:
    Madison Sanitarium and Hospital
    Source:
    Center for Adventist Research
    Description:
    Madison Sanitarium corridors. About 1000 feet of these corridors connected the units of the Sanitarium. The iron railing, consisting of more than 3000 spindles was made by students in the machine shop.
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