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developing school colors to W.O.
Wilson and Ida
Waldran in 1908.
Wilson was
wearing a gray
sweater and
Waldran was
wearing a
purple scarf. They
chose the colors...
-
Freddy Patel struck off". The Guardian. London.
Retrieved 31
October 2015.
Waldran, Justin.
Roger Sylvester,
National Civil Rights Movement Independent Advisory...
- TN, NRHP-listed
Greenstone Apartments, 1116-1118
Poplar Ave. and 200
Waldran Blvd. Memphis, TN, NRHP-listed
National Teacher's
Normal and
Business College...
-
oldest building on campus. This
building was
built in 1919, with the Ida
Waldran Auditorium added in 1937. It was
designed by John
Parks Almand, and was...
- "Frank
Sharp and the
legacy of Oak Forest".
Accessed August 13, 2018.
Waldran,
Martin (August 1, 1971). "The
Frank Sharp Affairs: Vast
Scandal Stuns...
-
Nettie Irene Johnson (née
Waldran;
September 12 1866, –
December 30, 1921) was the
first woman to hold both a pilot, and a captain's
license for steamboats...
-
Register of
Historic Places. The Lowenstein-Long
House (1901) at 217 N.
Waldran Blvd. and the Lee-Macintyre
House in
Victorian Village are
considered to...
-
Lowenstein House U.S.
National Register of
Historic Places Location 217
North Waldran Boulevard, Memphis,
Tennessee Coordinates 35°08′44″N 90°01′26″W / 35...
- Cooper, 1797
Walker Av,. 295 E. McLemore, 1140 Mississippi, and 400 N.
Waldran. Allison,
Judge John (1905).
Notable Men of Tennessee:
Personal and Genealogical...
-
Albert Sloo
Caldwell residence, a.k.a. "Baldaur", 1897.
Formerly 216 N.
Waldran Ave/Blvd. Memphis. [Demolished: 1966] (A
design based upon Dodd's 1893...
