Taken from the west of Babcock looking east, this full color photograph depicts the front walkway leading up to the Babcock Building's center section. Most of the building is obscured by trees.
Taken from the southwest of Babcock looking to the northeast, this full color photograph depicts the front of the south wing and the southern side of the central section of the Babcock Building as well as the cupola.
Taken from the east of Babcock looking west, this full color photograph depicts the south side of the back of the central section of the Babcock Building, including a three-story windowless brick addition.
This full color photograph depicts a triple hung window with a true radius upper sash. The bottom half is covered by a rusted ironwork grate. The window is set into a brick exterior wall.
Excerpts from the South Carolina Department of Mental Health's annual report for the year 1915, describing a massive alteration project across the campus. Included are short descriptions of the buildings' contemporary uses, ultimate renovation goals…
Superintendent William S. Hall shovels soil at the Chapel of Hope groundbreaking ceremony while J. Rupert McGregor, Chairman of the Committee for the Chapel Fund and C. M. Tucker, Chairman of the S.C. Mental Health Commission look on.