Photographs

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Contains dance cards and invitations (1890s), news clippings, and photographs of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity members and events.

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Contains news clippings, newsletters, dance cards and invitations, and photographs of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity.

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The collection consists of photographic prints and negatives, membership lists, and correspondence about reunions.  The photographs include images of  Phi Kappa student members and images of alumni at reunions.

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The collection consists of photographic prints and negatives showing Phi Upsilon Omicron members and a golden anniversary alumni booklet.

Scope and Contents The Southwick materials include correspondence written to Cather in regard to her works, particularly One of Ours and Sapphira and the Slave Girl. Of great significance are the manuscripts represented in the collection, including revisions made in Cather's hand to eleven of her books and short stories. The collection contains photographs of Cather throughout her life, including her travels to Europe. There are also photographs...

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The photo album depicts the Army Specialized Training Program at the University of Nebraska, as well as campus scenes, Love Library interior, scenes from England, France, and Germany, and United States military training camps.

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The collection consists of several thousand photographic prints, negatives, glass plate negatives, and lantern slides.  In most cases the prints and negatives are identified by number and subject.  The dates are usually not included.  The images relate to various activities of the faculty, staff, and students of the College of Agriculture, Agricultural Extension Service, and Experiment Station. 

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The collection consists of photographic prints and negatives related to agricultural extension.  The images show locations in Lincoln and other areas in Nebraska.  Many images related to agricultural engineering as well as general agricultural work.  The collection has been retained in the alphabetical order in which it was received.  An additional inventory is available.

Scope and Contents The photographs from the Department of Agronomy were created between 1924-1962 and include prints and mounted photographs used as teaching aids to educate students in a Land Capability Class on conservation studies. Photo subjects include various land treatment examples (erosion, waterways, gully construction), farm equipment from Case, John Deere, Farmall, Ford, and others, native grass growth comparisons, Salt Creek Wahoo Watershed Project, State Land Judging Contest, and activities with...

Scope and Contents The records consist of photo negatives of campus organizations from 1950 to 1958.  The negatives are divided into two groups: "Clubs and Organizations" and "Fraternities and Sororities."  The oversize "Clubs and Organizations" negatives (box 5) follow the regular size.  The groups are organized in alphabetic and chronological order.  The negatives may have been from The Cornhusker. Materials in the collection were distributed to record groups of corresponding student organizations and...

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The materials consist of photographic prints and slides showing women's physical education activities, deparment staff, students, and events. Women's sports pictured include archery, badminton, basketball, bowling, canoeing, dance, fencing, golf, gymnastics, general physical fitness, softball, swimming, table tennis, tennis, track and field, and volleyball.

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The collection consists of photographs from art classes in the 1970s and 1980s.

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The collection consists of photographic negatives, prints, slides, and films from the Agricultural Engineering Department.  Included are images of agricultural machinery, livestock, crops, vehicles, infrastructure, farm outbuildings and other buildings, building materials, and landscape modifications.

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 records consist of photographs and negatives from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Education and Human Sciences including photographs of faculty and staff, student teachers, award luncheons, receptions, their 90th anniversary, buildings, Advisory Board, conferences, guests and visitors, photographs for annual reports and brochures, and various events.

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Contains College of Engineering reports and manuals, proposals newsletters, correspondence, and directories. Photographs include Department of Engineering banquets and events, staff and student portraits, E-Week events, studies and projects, and various organizations such as Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) and Women Interested in Engineering. Audiovisual materials include video of interviews, campus scenes, classrooms, and events.

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Photographs of graduates from the School of Agriculture (now Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources) from 1901-1915.

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Also contains one oversize(8" x 44") panoramic group photograph of Company D, Section A, First Battalion of the University of Nebraska Student Army Training Corps (SATC) in 1918.

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The collection consists of two photo negatives showing P.E. Club members.