Photographs
Found in 428 Collections and/or Records:
Edgar M. Brouse, Agronomy Papers
E.F. Schramm, State Museum Director Papers
E.H. Morgan, Photograph
One photograph of a classroom, the "corner in Principal's room, 6th Street school" including E.H. Morgan, 4th grade.
E.J. Faulkner, Professional Papers
Elementary Education, Teachers College Records
Ellen Smith, Records
Elvin F. Frolik, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Records
Series 1: Departmental Correspondence, 1960-1973, arranged alphabetically, Boxes 1-30
Series 2: General Correspondence, 1960-1973, arranged alphabetically, Boxes 31-43
Series 3: Subject files, 1960-1974, arranged alphabetically, Boxes 44-126
Series 4. Foreign Training Programs, Box 119-127
Series 5: Misc. Correspondence, Box 128-133
Series 6: Photographs, Box 134
Elwood W. Camp, World War II Records
The materials include a handwritten diary, general, special and restricted military orders from Camp's ROTC service and as part of the U.S. Army. Camp's scrapbook includes correspondence, photographs, and newspaper clippings following World War II. One of Camp's ancestors served in the Civil War and the letters he wrote between 1862 and 1864 were transcribed and self-published by Andrew J. Morris in 1984.
Engineering Executive Board, Student Life Records
The collection consists of one photographic print and two negatives showing members of the Engineering Executive Board.
Entomology Department, Records
Ervin Krause, English Papers
The Ervin Krause Papers are primarily comprised of notebooks, manuscripts, and typescripts created by Ervin Krause and include short stories, novels, and nonfiction. Some of Krause’s stories exist only in handwritten form in notebooks. A small amount of correspondence, both personal and professional, is also found in the collection.
Erwin H. Barbour, Geology Papers
Erwin H. Barbour, Museum Director Papers
Eta Kappa Nu, Student Life Records
Faculty Minutes, Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Records
This collection contains the Faculty minutes, records and reports from its beginning as the Industrial College to the Institute on Agriculture and Natural Resources (IANR) from 1884-1964.
Faculty, Physical Education for Women Records
Farm House, Student Life Records
The collection includes an album of about 100 photo negatives by E.A. Frerich's of the class of 1921 showing Farm House members, agricultural facilities, and events such as the Farmer's Fair and picnics during 1920-1921. Also included are Frerich's scrapbook and chapter history and photographs of later chapter members.
"Farm Op. Spotlight," Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Records
The records include the newsletters "Farm Op. Spotlight" from 1931 to 1939, photographs from the College of Agriculture depicting Norman Heitshusen's short course in 1936 (photographs with the original caption "Pete" with an arrow are of Norman Heitshusen), and a newspaper article about Norman Heitshusen graduating as a Farm Operator after completing the University short course study.
Ferrero-Silber, Quilt Papers
Food Science and Technology Club, Student Life Records
The records consist of some correspondence, historical materials, minutes of meetings, treasurer reports, calendars, newsletters, newspaper clippings, and photographs. The historical materials contain copies of constitutions and bylaws as well as lists of board members and membership applications.
Football, Men's Athletics Records
Forestry Club, Botany Department Records
Frank A. Lundy, Dean, University Libraries Records
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.
Frank and Charles Sadílek, Czech Heritage Papers
Frank Shoemaker, Photographs
The collection includes field notes; journals; short stories; correspondence; articles; research and subject files; family diaries; scrapbooks and clippings; and photographs.
Franklin D. Keim, Agronomy Papers
Fred Morrow Fling, History Papers
The collection includes Fred Morrow Fling's correspondence from 1894-1922, materials related to his research on the French Revolution, his manuscript about Mirabeau, scrapbooks, and lecture notes.