Scope and Content This collection contains primarily historical administrative records, correspondence, reports, photographs and ephemera compiled by a multitude of contributors over many decades. Historical objects relate primarily to the establishment, construction, administration and evolution of Nebraska State Normal School at Kearney through to its current iteration as the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Records are generally campus-wide, as opposed to being specific to any one department or subject...

Scope and Contents The collection is material assembled and created by Alley-Poyner Macchietto Architecture for the Historic American Buildings Survey for the University of Nebraska at Omaha's Annex 40, which was also known as the Kimball House and the William F. Baxter Residence. The folder includes a report, drawings, photos, and related information. The School of Social Work was housed in the building until 2007, when Annexes 40, 44, and 45 were razed to make room for student housing and a parking garage on...

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The collection includes the University Senate Building Committee's correspondence, minutes, committee reports, and project lists.

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The collection consists of office files from the business manager of Business and Finance Administration.  Major subjects include the University of Nebraska-Omaha and University of Nebraska Medical Center.

Scope and Contents The records include floor plans, building reports, campus plans, space studies, architect proposals, small scale plans, and photo albums for University of Nebraska-Lincoln buildings and spaces from 1908-2004. Buildings and spaces include Mechanic Arts, College of Dentistry, university housing, Nebraska Union, Love Library, Field House, Biological Sciences Center, Home Economics, Law College, Morrill Hall, Coliseum, City Campus Power Plant, University High School, Hamilton Hall, Bessey Hall,...

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The records include minutes and correspondence.

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The collection includes departmental correspondence, minutes, class schedules and information, curriculum changes, progress reports, grants, building plans and usage information, enrollment statistics, and more.

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The papers include article reprints, a notebook related to anti-malarial drugs, newsletters, awards and honors, a list of thesis and dissertations directed by Hamilton from 1924-1956, and testimonials about Hamilton's career on the occasion of his retirement. 

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The collection relates to Dale Gibbs career as a professor of architecture at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.  It contains correspondence, papers, teaching and university materials, slides, photographs, and architectural drawings, including Gibbs' work as a professional and undergraduate at UNL and student drawings from architectural rendering classes.  Among the materials are numerous folders related to the college's London Program.

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The correspondence is arranged alphabetically by subject and covers a wide range of topics related to university administration and activities.  Among the subjects are: university events such as honors day, charter day, convocations and commencements;  student financial aid and scholarships; military training and the War Department;  budgets and planning; campus buildings; faculty and staff; the Board of Regents; University Foundation; and educational associations.

Scope and Contents The records consist of Elsie Ford Piper's correspondence and materials related primarily to women's housing, sororities, and women's groups on campus as well as bulletins, news clippings, and convention materials related to National Association of Deans of Women.  Included are lists of residents in various housing units, lists of sorority members living in sorority houses or elsewhere, information on housing rates, lists of approved boarding houses and questionnaires filled out by boarding...

Scope and Contents The collection consists of correspondence and photographic materials. The materials in the photograph series relate to Barbour's research in paleontology and geology, his work as director of the State Museum, his civic involvement in Lincoln, Nebraska, and his personal life. The images of vertebrate and invertebrate fossils are primarily from Nebraska. They include scenes of excavations, fossil preparation, and museum displays in addition to photographs illustrating fossils from various...

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The collection includes university, departmental and general correspondence; subject files; speeches and articles by Frank A. Lundy; and biographical information, as well as a few photographs and newspaper clippings.

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These items came from Grant Memorial Hall, which had been used as a gymnasium by the Women's Physical Education department prior to its demolition.  Included are newel posts from old Grant Memorial Hall and other architectural-related items.

Scope and Contents Archival material from the Great Plains Black History Museum (GPBHM) consists of over 200 document boxes of letters, photographs, clippings, artifacts, and other collection material. An archivist for the GPBHM inventoried the material and identified potential series for the collection, including Local Histories, Black Institutions, Family Papers, Rare Books, Musical Scores, Bertha Calloway’s Research Collection, Photographs, Artifacts, and Unknown or Miscellaneous documents. ...

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The collection consists of subject files from the office of Vice-Chancellor for Business and Finance Administration, Joseph Soshnik.  An additional inventory is available.

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The collection consists of files of Vice Chancellor of Business and Finance Administration, Joseph Soshnik, related to the general administration and administration of departments and colleges at the University of Nebraska.  An additional inventory is available.

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The collection consists of photographs showing University of Nebraska-Lincoln buildings; the Carnegie Library in Lincoln, Nebraska; buildings on Nebraska Wesleyan campus; and scenes of Franklin, Nebraska, including the Franklin Academy, city park, bridges, and the aftermath of a snowstorm in 1924.

Content Description The Metropolitan Community Church of Omaha (MCC Omaha) was chartered in 1974 as the first church in Omaha with positive ministry activities to the LGBTQ+ community. The MCC Omaha Records are comprised of 2.5 cubic feet of documents and photographs from 1959 through 2017 with the bulk of items dated 1973 to 1975 and 1996 to 2003. Photographs of church events and other activities from 1987 through 2003 make up most of the collection. There is a gap in materials from 1975 through the mid-1990s,...

Scope and Contents Fort D. A. Russell, Photographs contains two 1890s photographs taken of the pump house and engineer's residence at Fort David A. Russell near Cheyenne, Wyoming. The first photograph captioned "The Engineer" is a portrait of Charles E. Week leaning up against a doorway near a furnace with a shovel in hand. The second photograph captioned "Pump House and Residence of the Engineer" shows a brick building with several family members standing outside. A man holding the reigns of a horse and a dog...

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The collection consists of correspondence and subject files related to Stephen A. McCarthy's work as Director of Libraries.  Approximately three boxes relate to planning Love Library.

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The collection consists of subject files from the Teachers College Department of Physical Education for Women, and the files are arranged alphabetically.  Highlights include records from the Athletic and Recreation Federation of College Women; information about the women's physical education building; physical education requirements and statistics; information about alumnae and former staff; and scrapbooks, programs, and reports from the Aquaettes.  An additional inventory is available.

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This collection includes architectural drawings of UNO buildings, including Arts and Sciences Hall, Weber Fine Arts, Thompson Alumni Center, College of Business Administration (Roskens Hall), Durham Science Center, and Henningson Memorial Campanile. The drawings were created by students enrolled in the UNL College of Architecture, circa 1992-1996.

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The collection consists of building plans and materials related to the dedication of the Westbrook Music Building.