Photograph of Lucy Sprague Mitchell

Photo of Mitchell on a visit to Bank Stree

Lucy Sprague Mitchell portrait, c. 1951

Seated studio portrait of Lucy Sprague Mitchell, c. 1951

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 27

Caption reads: "Lord, I'm climbin' tryin' to get home" - Bakewell children singing for our group

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 29

Caption reads: "As someone said, "I just love wild animals" - Mr. Bishop's farm". Bank Street students visit a farm on their Long Trip

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 37

Caption reads: "Built for the People of the U.S.A. - Fontana Dam, North Carolina

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 34

Caption reads: "The flume on tilted strata". The Ocoee Dam

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 2

Caption reads: "Go - Mr. William Cluck of Philadelphia, driver of our Greyhound bus

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 11

Caption reads: "For purple mountain majesties above the fruited plain - Children who sold us flowers on Clinch Mt." Bank Street students visit with a local family on Clinch Mountain

The Long Trip of 1948, Album Introduction

oai:cdm16081.contentdm.oclc.org:p15401coll1/0Bank Street College faculty and students take a bus trip to the Tennessee Valley River region. In route, they visit a farmers market in Lancaster, Virginia; view a southern spring area in Staunton, Virginia; drive over Clinch Mountain; see the poverty of mountain miners and visit the Tennessee Valley Authority, where they have discussions with the administration and attend lectures. They also visit a test farm in Knoxville, Tennessee and see several small two room schoolhouses in Bakewell, Tennessee

The Long Trip of 1948, Album photograph, page 9

Caption reads: "Students in the countryside outside of Staunton, Virginia