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A campus history featuring the University of Montevallo buildings. If your profile is about a campus building, you should definitely take a look at this one! This book does not contain a table of contents, so you may wish to check the list in the PDF below to see whether your building is covered in this book.

Written by alumnae and long-served Library Director Mary Frances Tipton, Year Rich and Fruitful was produced for the school's 1996 centenary. The coffee table style publication relies heavily on photographs and provides a succinct history of campus since the doors opened on October 12, 1896.

Alabama College 1896-1969 is Dr. Lucille Griffith's preeminent history of campus. The book documents from the creation of the Alabama Girls' Industrial School up to the 1969 transition the University of Montevallo.

Alabama College 1896-1969 is Dr. Lucille Griffith's preeminent history of campus. The book documents from the creation of the Alabama Girls' Industrial School up to the 1969 transition the University of Montevallo.

Written by the wife of a former University of Montevallo President, the book chronicles the story of Edmund King's family and the life of the his plantation. The author also led the effort to save the home, restore it to its original Federal style appearance, and make it a centerpiece of the campus historical district.

Available in print only.

Available in print only.