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Memorial window dedicated to Thomas P. Smith (1814-1903). Charleston businessman who served on Furman's Board of Trustees. Top panel features an anchor and cotton bales referring to his cotton commission house. Bottom panel originally had an inscription that read "Eighteen Years President Board of Trustees. 'Integrity of life is fame's best friend.'" Placement in Judson Alumni Building, facing entrance porch.

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Title
Thomas P. Smith memorial window
Creator
F.J. Cooledge & Bro.
Contributor
Jones, Rick
Date - Original
1900
Time Period
Turn of the Century (1890 - 1913)
Identifier
Furman Stainedglass-01a
Subject
Furman University
Photographs
Stained glass windows
Geographic Location
Greenville (S.C.)
S.C. County
Greenville County (S.C.)
Type
Image
Media Type
Photographs
Extent
Top: 43" H x 47" W; Bottom: 43" H x 47.75" W
Format Digital
image/jpeg
Physical Collection
Furman University
Source
Top panel in Business & Accounting Department, Hipp Hall, Suite 201; Bottom panel in Pitts Room, James B. Duke Library
Date Digital
2016-05-26
Usage Statement
This item is in the public domain, and can be used by anyone without restriction. Please credit 'Furman University.'
Contributing Institution
Furman University Libraries
Digital Collection
Stained Glass Windows
Furman University Stained Glass Windows
Record Appears in
Furman University Digital Collections > Stained Glass Windows
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