Louis Edward Nollau F Series Photographic Print Collection (University of Kentucky)
Abstract
The Louis Edward Nollau F Series Photographic Print Collection (dated circa 1885 - 1966; 0.1 cubic feet) contains images primarily of University of Kentucky.
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- Louis Edward Nollau F Series Photographic Print Collection (University of Kentucky)
- Date
- circa 1885-1966 (inclusive)
- Extent
- 0.1 Cubic Feet
- Subjects
- African Americans -- United States
- Agriculture -- United States.
- Agriculture -- United States -- Photographs.
- Animal Culture -- United States
- Animals -- Photographs.
- Anthropology -- United States
- Appalachian Region -- History.
- Architectural photography
- Architecture
- Art -- United States.
- Associations, institutions, etc. -- United States
- Astronomy -- United States
- Botany -- United States
- Bridges -- United States -- Design and construction
- Buildings -- United States -- Design and construction
- Celebrities -- United States
- Children -- Photographs.
- City and town life -- United States
- Coal mines and mining -- United States.
- Commerce -- United States
- Decorative Arts
- Drama -- United States
- Education -- United States.
- Families.
- Families -- Photographs.
- Farms -- Photographs.
- Forestry and community -- United States
- Geology -- United States.
- Governors -- Kentucky -- History.
- Historic sites -- United States.
- Horses -- Photographs.
- Human services -- United States
- Inland Water Transportation -- United States
- Law -- United States
- Livestock -- Photographs.
- Manufacturing industries -- United States
- Maps
- Medicine -- History
- Monuments
- Music -- United States.
- Painting
- Parks -- United States.
- Performing arts -- United States
- Photographs, Aerial -- United States
- Photographs, Artistic
- Political science -- United States
- Portrait photographs
- Psychology
- Public health -- United States.
- Publishers and publishing -- United States.
- Railroads -- Photographs.
- Railroads -- United States
- Records -- United States
- Recreation -- United States.
- Religions.
- Roads -- United States -- Design and construction
- Science -- United States.
- Sculpture
- Social history.
- Speeches, addresses, etc., American -- United States.
- Sports -- Kentucky.
- Sports -- Photographs.
- Surveying -- United States
- Tobacco industry.
- Transportation -- United States
- United States -- Genealogy.
- United States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865.
- United States -- History -- Spanish-American War, 1898
- United States -- History -- World War, 1914-1918
- United States -- History -- World War, 1939-1945
- United States -- Social life and customs.
- Voyages and travels
- Waterways -- United States
- Wit and humor -- United States
- Zoology -- United States
- Bert T. Combs Appalachian Collection
- Preferred Citation
- 1998ua001: [Identification of item], Louis Edward Nollau F Series Photographic Print Collection, circa 1885 - 1966, University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.
- Repository
- University of Kentucky
Collection Overview
- Biography / History
- LOUIS EDWARD NOLLAU
- Louis Edward Nollau was born 1883 in Quincy, Illinois. The son of Louis George and Lydia Mueller Nollau, little is known of his early life. He graduated from Manual Training High School, Louisville, in 1902, and received in 1904, a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering and in 1908, a Master of Engineering from State College of Kentucky (1916, University of Kentucky). While a student, he was an Instructor, 1904 and after graduation, an Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Department, 1911 - 1913. While teaching wood shop and engineering drawing, he was promoted to Professor of Engineering Drawing and was in this position, 1914 - 1953. During his professional tenure, he was named Head of the Department, 1918 - 1939. Because of his interest in photography and the University, Nollau was the first "official" campus photographer. He photographed individuals, buildings, events and scenes on campus during 1904 - 1955. Active as a speaker for the Lexington Camera Club, he lectured on the history of photography, from the discovery of the action of light on silver compounds to this art in his era. Retired in 1953, he was placed on Special Assignment and continued teaching and photographing until his death in 1955. There are other photographers who contributed to the collection: "Kentuckian" (University yearbook) staff, University Public Relations staff, Leon Frankel, James Wells, John Wyatt and unknown individuals.
- Scope and Content
- Nollau F Series Photographic Print Collection
- The Louis Edward Nollau F Series Photographic Print Collection (dated circa 1885 - 1966; 0.1 cubic feet) contains images primarily of University of Kentucky. The original print sizes are 5 X 7 or smaller. Professor of Engineering Drawing at the University of Kentucky for 49 years, Louis Edward Nollau was also a prolific photographer. Because of his interest in photography and the college, Nollau was the first "official" campus photographer. The date span for the majority of the Nollau photographic prints is during Frank McVey's presidency, 1917 - 1940. There are other photographers who contributed to the collection: "Kentuckian" (University yearbook) staff, University Public Relations staff, Leon Frankel, James Wells, John Wyatt and unknown individuals. The date spans for these photographers work are generally 1885 - 1903 and 1941 - 1966. The F Series Photographic Print Collection is divided into two series: University of Kentucky Series and Non - University of Kentucky Series.
Restrictions on Access and Use
- Conditions Governing Access
- This collection is comprised of photographic prints some of which were created and maintained in the course of University business and others were donated to the University Archives and Records Program. It is open for research in accordance with the Kentucky Open Records Act (KRS 61.870-884).
- Use Restrictions
- This collection is comprised of photographic prints created and maintained in the course of university business. The University of Kentucky holds the copyright for materials created in the course of business by University of Kentucky employees. Copyright for all other materials has not been assigned to the University of Kentucky.
Contents of the Collection
University of Kentucky Print
Scope and Contents note
The University Series is comprised of individuals, buildings, events and scenes on campus that mostly were photographed by Nollau, 1904 - 1955. The following sub - series are included in the University Series of the collection: Alumni, Art, Board of Trustees, Buildings and Grounds, Campus Activities and Events, Campus Scenes and Views, Colleges, Commencements and Classes, Faculty / Staff, Individuals and Groups, Military, Presidents, Public Relations, Radio, Registrar, Seals and Plaques and Sports. Within the sub - series, there are some areas, types of prints and date spans that are more inclusive.
Alumni
Scope and Contents note
The Alumni sub - series contains portrait prints of alumni as well as alumni at Maxwell Place alumni tea.
Mrs. C.H. Kay, "Gunn, Belle Clement" first woman graduate, 1888, Photographer, Unknown
1874 class reunion, Napoleon Bonaparte Hays, left, print dated 1933
1874 class reunion, Napoleon Bonaparte Hays, left, print dated 1933
Alumni reunion, Maxwell Place tea
1904 class reunion
1904 class reunion
1904 class reunion
1904 class reunion
Alumni
Alumni
Alumni
Alumni
Alumni
Alumni
Alumni
Alumni
1910 class reunion
1910 class reunion
Alumni
1945 class reunion
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni, class reunion of 1904 in 1954
Alumni
1907 class reunion, home of Louis E. Hillenmeyer, Sr., print dated 1932
1901 class reunion, "Around the Class Tree", print dated June 1904, Photographer, Unknown
Graduation,1917, left to right: Frances Jewell, Instructor of English, 1917 and Dean of Women, 1921, Dr. Ben Wheeler, Mrs. Matt Walton, Matt Walton
Outdoor graduation ceremony, 1925
Ben H. Scott, College of Law, 1918 signed to Judge Chalkley, Photographer, Lyman Chalkley
Napoleon Bonaparte Hays, 1874 alumni, June 1, 1933
- Box 14, folder 368
Scope and Contents note
Nitrate negative 1057: Hays was in the State College undergraduate class, 1874, received law degree, 1879, later became Kentucky Attorney General, and was a gubernatorial candidate
Napoleon Bonaparte Hays, 1874 alumni, June 1, 1933
- Box 14, folder 368
Scope and Contents note
Nitrate negative 1058: Hays was in the State College undergraduate class, 1874, received law degree, 1879, later became Kentucky Attorney General, and was a gubernatorial candidate
Dean F. Paul Anderson, Engineering, right with Napoleon Bonaparte Hays, 1874 alumni, June 1, 1933
- Box 14, folder 368
Scope and Contents note
From nitrate negative 1059: Hays was in the State College undergraduate class, 1874, received law degree, 1879, later became Kentucky Attorney General, and was a gubernatorial candidate
Alumni, two men and a woman
Alumni, three men and a woman
Alumni commencement procession
Alumni commencement procession
Alumni gathering
Alumni gathering
Alumni, four men, one woman, presentation of a check
Alumni, four men, one woman, presentation of a check
Armstrong, Mary
- Box 14, folder 368
Scope and Contents note
"From folder 262: Some notes hand-written on back of print, Delta Delta Delta"
Tea at Maxwell place, Alumni N. J. Waller, 1880 and L. N. Weller, 1911, featured in the Kentucky Alumnus, June, 1930
Alumni, father and son, June 4, 1936
Lucy Davis
Evelyn Ford
J. Winston Coleman, 1948
Clarence Scott Graves, 3/31/1934
John E. Brown, Alumni President, 1903, circa 1903?
- Box 14, folder 368
Scope and Contents note
From nitrate negative 1054: Note hand-written on front of print from original negative
Martha Reed, Photographer, Deacon Studio, Lexington, Kentucky
Martha Reed, Photographer, Deacon Studio, Lexington, Kentucky
Martha Reed, Photographer, Deacon Studio, Lexington, Kentucky
W. B. Munson, first graduate, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky, 1869, hometown Denison, Texas
Dr. Forrest C. Pogue, Masters degree, 1932 see article in Kentucky Alumnus 25:3 page 18, author "The Supreme Command" August 1954
Mary Louise Robinson, Kappa Kappa Gamma soritory, Photographer, Deacon Studio, Lexington, Kentucky
Napoleon Bonaparte Hays, law class, 1879
Napoleon Bonaparte Hays, law class, 1879
David S. Roberts, Bachelor of Science degree, Physical Education
Samuel M. Cassidy, Engineering, featured in Kentucky Engineer, 1949, page 29
- Box 14, folder 368
Scope and Contents note
From folder 94: Some notes hand-written on back of print
Unidentified woman: fall of 1921, quote on print back, "the oldest student enrolled"
Art
Scope and Contents note
The Art sub - series represents art on campus including that produced by faculty or students.
Unidentified woman
Nannette Brown Price, 1797-1878 (married to Thomas Smith), oil on canvas painting by Jouett circa 1826
Unidentified woman
Unidentified woman
Unidentified portrait
Unidentified portrait in cap and gown
Unidentified drawing
Unidentified drawing
Unidentified drawing
House
House
House
House
House
House
Silver tea caddy and pot
Silver tea caddy and pot
Silver bowl and pitcher
Silver bowl and pitcher
Silverware
Man
Man
Infant
Woman
Woman
Woman
Woman
Woman
Exhibit
Exhibit
Exhibit
Table with flowers, fruit, and a book
Table with flowers, fruit, and a book
Table with flowers, fruit, and a book
Table setting, appears to be same two handled pot used by artist Joy Pride in the nitrate print collection
Table setting, appears to be same two handled pot used by artist Joy Pride in the nitrate print collection
Table setting, appears to be same two handled pot used by artist Joy Pride in the nitrate print collection
Loaf of bread, cheese, and wine
Loaf of bread, cheese, and wine
Nude women dressing
Nude women dressing
Nude women talking
Nude women resting, artist Joy Pride, art instructor, 1930-31
Mexican man with flowers, Christine Brown, artist
Woman
Horses and a rider
Students in art class
Sculpturing class
Woman artist painting, possibly Joy Pride, circa 1930
Students in art class, 1923
Four drawings
Drawings of men dining
Lee, Robert E., Civil War Confederate General, framed portrait located in Special Collections and Digital Programs Portrait Collection, Margaret I. King Library
Unidentified
Unidentified
Unidentified
Board of Trustees
Scope and Contents note
The Board of Trustees sub - series date spans 1895 - 1941 and includes portrait prints of Board members: faculty, alumni or Governors of Kentucky.
Beckham, John C. W., Governor of Kentucky, 1900-1907
Bradley, William O'Connell, Governor of Kentucky, 1895-1899
- Box 14, folder 368
Scope and Contents note
Nitrate print number 3828, notes on print back, "photograph of a wood engraving in a magazine or book"
Carpenter, Senator Tibbis, Board of Trustees, 1903 - 1918
Clay, Jr., Cassius Marcellus, Board of Trustees, 1902 - 1913
Lyle, Joel Irvine, Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, 1896, Board of Trustees member, 1914 - 1924, Honorary law degree, 1932
McChord, Judge John, Board of Trustees, 1901 - 1908
Melcher, Columbus R., Dean of Men, 1914-33, Professor of German and French, 1907-1933, Board of Trustees
Peak, David Howard, Business agent, Comptroller and Secretary of the Board of Trustees, 1916-1941, page 16, 1941 "Kentuckian",
Peak, David Howard, Business agent, Comptroller and Secretary of the Board of Trustees, 1916-1941, page 16, 1941 "Kentuckian",
Stanley, Augustus O., Governor of Kentucky, 1915-1919
Stanley, Augustus O., Governor of Kentucky, 1915-1919
Terrell, Claude B., Board of Trustees, 1906-1918
Terrell, Claude B., Board of Trustees, 1906-1918
Wathen, Richard N., Lebanon, Kentucky, Board of Trustees, 1908 - 1912, See mechanical engineering and electrical engineering record, volume 1, number 7, April 1900, page 56, Board of Trustees
Wathen, Richard N., Lebanon, Kentucky, Board of Trustees, 1908 - 1912, See mechanical engineering and electrical engineering record, volume 1, number 7, April 1900, page 56, Board of Trustees
Buildings and Grounds
Scope and Contents note
The Buildings and Grounds sub - series illustrates five predominant campus sectors, Agriculture, Athletics, Engineering, Libraries and Presidential and Student Housing and Life. In the founding of the University, Agriculture and Engineering were the main departments and thus have had many buildings during the University's history. Therefore these buildings dominate the structures devoted to academics. Most of the Agricultural buildings except Scovell Hall have been destroyed and been replaced by modern structures. Engineering buildings featured: "Old" Anderson Hall, Dicker, Norwood, Johnston Solar Laboratory, Mechanical Hall and Wendt Shop have been destroyed and replaced by modern facilities. Athletics and the cadet training facilitated the need for a gymnasium and thus Barker Hall / Buell Armory (1902) provided the space for the "gymnasium" until Alumni Gymnasium (1924) and then Memorial Coliseum (1950) were constructed. Athletics also includes the McLean Stadium (1924) expanded (1948) and Stoll Football Field (1916 - 1972). The need for a central campus library was realized when President Patterson and Andrew Carnegie collaborated to build the Carnegie Library (1909). Because of the University's growth, Margaret I. King Library was constructed in 1931 and later named for the first University librarian. There are also images of the King Annex added to M. I. King Library in 1963. University Presidential homes are exhibited: Patterson House (1883) which later became the Faculty Club and was destroyed in 1967 to make room for the Patterson Office Tower. Maxwell Place was purchased in 1917 and presently is the President's home. In the Maxwell Place section, campus speakers and dignitaries visit the President's home including Eleanor Roosevelt, Princess Knopotkin, Sir Leslie MacKenzie and Lady MacKenzie and various in and out of state University Presidents. Alumni / student, faculty, Board of Trustees and McVey family luncheons and teas are included in this file.
Student Housing is represented by the first Men's dormitory, White Hall (1882) to Bowman Hall (1949). Women's dormitories begin with Patterson Hall (1904) and end with Holmes Hall (1958) with the emphasis on the older residence halls. Cooperstown was built in 1947 to accomodate the veteran's return to the University and the need for married student quarters. The Student Union / Center was constructed in 1937 to provide the student population with activities and modern eating facilities. Fraternities is a section for only men students as the sorority houses were not included in the Buildings and Grounds sub - series of this collection. Fraternity and Sorority life can be viewed in the Campus Activities and Events sub - series. Another point of interest is the fact that the Barracks refer to the buildings constructed during World I to house soldiers who trained on the University's campus. These structures were destroyed by fire or the wrecking ball as recently as circa 1994 and no longer exist on campus. The Agricultural Buildings (except for Scovell Hall), Anderson Hall, Carnegie Library, Commandant's House, Dicker Hall, Engineering Quadrangle, Heating Plant / Smokestack, Mechanical Hall, Neville Hall, Observatory, Original buildings (located on the Ashland Estate and Woodland Farm), President Patterson's House, Wendt Shop and White Hall are also among the buildings destroyed to make room for other buildings. All other buildings besides the previously mentioned demolished structures remain on the University's campus. To Note: Administration Building fire, May 15, 2001 gutted this 1882 building which housed the primary offices of the central administration of the University, suffered extensive damage to both its structure and contents. Completion of this renovation / building project is scheduled for 2003. The Administration Building is prevalent not only in this series but also in Campus Scenes and Views as well as scattered throughout the collection.
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building, Photographer, Lafayette Studios
Administration Building, November 1943
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building, north entrance
Administration Building
Administration Building and Central Heating Plant, page 20, 1932 "Kentuckian"
Administration Building, Photographer, Lafayette Studios
Administration Building, third cupola, 1903 - 1919, print dated 1908
Administration Building, third cupola, 1903 - 1919, print dated 1908
Administration Building, third cupola, 1903 - 1919, print dated 1908
Administration Building, third cupola, 1903 - 1919, print dated 1908
Administration Building, third cupola, 1903 - 1919, print dated 1908
Administration Building
Administration Building
Administration Building, interior 1. President James K. Patterson speaking in Administration Building chapel 2. C. J. Norwood 3. McGregor? 4. Knox Jamison 5. ? 6. Joseph William Pryor 7. Alfred M. Miller 8. John J. Hooper 9. Alfred Zembrod 10. J. T. Cotton Noe 11. ? 12. Alexander Mackenzie 13. William Webb 14 - 16 ?
Administration Building, interior, President James K. Patterson, sitting at his desk in the Administration Building President's office, This framed print enlargement is hanging in room 204, Margaret I. King Library. (University Archives and Records Program)
- Box 5a, folder 97
Scope and Contents note
Location: A negative of this print has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the Copy negative file
Administration Building
Administration Building, circa 1941 - 1956
Administration Building, circa 1941 - 1956
Administration Building, third cupola, 1903 - 1919, unknown event
Administration Building, third cupola, 1903 - 1919, unknown event
Administration Building, cadet formation in snow, circa 1940
Administration Building, cadet formation in snow, circa 1940
Agriculture Buildings
Agriculture Buildings
Agriculture Buildings
Agriculture Buildings
Agriculture Buildings
Agriculture Buildings
Agriculture Buildings
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building and Memorial Hall, circa 1929, year Memorial Hall built
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Buildings / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Building / Mathews Building, 1913
Agriculture Building / Mathews Building, circa 1926
Agriculture Building / Mathews Building, circa 1926, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Small Animal Building
Insectary and conservatory
Agriculture, old buildings
Department of Horticulture
Experimental Tobacco Curing House, April 20, 1907
Old Dairy Barn
Old Dairy Barn
Old Dairy Barn
Old Dairy Barn
Old Dairy Barn
Dairy Products Building, 1930
Dairy Products Building, 1930
Agriculture Buildings / Dairy Products Building, 1930
Agriculture Experiment Station
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall - 1909
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, 1920
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, first wing built, 1904
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, second addition
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, first addition
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, second addition, July 17, 1937
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, post card, quote, "Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, post card
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Agriculture Experiment Station / Scovell Hall
Alumni Gymnasium
Alumni Gymnasium, exterior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium, exterior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium, interior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium, interior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium, interior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium, interior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium, exterior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium, exterior view, Euclid Avenue
Alumni Gymnasium / Men's Gymnasium, Euclid Avenue
Anderson Hall
Archways
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Anderson Hall
Exterior
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Construction - Engineering Quadrangle
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior, inside quadrangle
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Anderson Hall, exterior
Interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Anderson Hall, interior
Art Center
Exterior
Art Center
Art Center
Art Center
Art Center
Art Center
Art Center
Art Center
Art Center
Art Center
Artist's Drawings
Kastle Hall, 1907
Memorial Coliseum
Memorial Coliseum
Biological Sciences Building / Funkhouser Building
Service Building / Peterson Building
McLean Stadium / Stoll Field
Mining Engineering, 1909
McVey Hall
Memorial Hall
Old Mechanical Hall, State College, building donated by W. N. Yost, the inventor, located on Ashland Farm, formerly Henry Clay's Estate, Lexington, Kentucky, 1868 and Horticultural Department Building, located on Woodlands Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, 1866, purchases of Kentucky University, forerunner of University of Kentucky, 1866
Horticultural Department Building, located on Woodlands Farm, Lexington, Kentucky, 1866, purchased by Kentucky University, forerunner of University of Kentucky, 1866
Barker Hall / Buell Armory
Old gymnasium in Barker Hall, circa 1901
Alumni Gymnasium in Barker Hall / Buell Armory, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Alumni Gymnasium in Barker Hall / Buell Armory, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Barker Hall / Buell Armory, circa 1909
Barker Hall / Buell Armory
Buell Armory, rear side view attached to Barker Hall
Alumni Hall / Barker Hall, built 1902
Barker Hall / Buell Armory
Old Alumni Hall / Barker Hall / Buell Armory, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Old Alumni Hall / Barker Hall / Buell Armory, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Barker Hall in Snow, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Barracks
Cafeterias
African-American chef in cafeteria kitchen
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Dining Room in basement of Administration Building built during the 1919 renovation
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
Campus Models
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library, dedicated 1909,
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library, interior
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library, interior, fireplace
Carnegie Library, 1910-1925
Carnegie Library, interior
Carnegie Library
Carnegie Library, Kentucky State University campus, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Central Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Construction - Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Central Heating Plant
Classrooms
Cooperstown
Cooperstown, a couple looking at a paper
Cooperstown, couple with an infant
Cooperstown, couple in kitchen area
Coopertown, couple reading with children
Cooperstown, couple cooking in kitchen area
Cooperstown, couple, woman and an infant at a table
Cooperstown, couple sitting on a bed
Dormitories - Men's Residence Halls
Bowman Hall
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, interior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Bowman Hall, exterior, 1949
Boyd Hall
Boyd Hall, 1925
Boyd Hall, 1925
Boyd Hall, 1925
Boyd Hall, 1925
Boyd Hall, 1925
Boyd Hall, 1925
Boyd Hall, 1925
Bradley Hall
General
Men's Dormitories, interior
Men's Dormitories, interior
Men's Dormitories, interior
Men's Dormitories, interior
Men's Dormitories, interior
Men's Dormitories, interior
Men's Dormitories Quadrangle, archway entrance
Men's Dormitories Quadrangle, Bradley, 1921, Kinkead, 1930, Breckinridge, 1930
Men's Dormitories Quadrangle, Bradley, 1921, Kinkead, 1930, Breckinridge, 1930
Men's Dormitories Quadrangle, Bradley, 1921, Kinkead, 1930, Breckinridge, 1930
Men's Dormitories Quadrangle, Bradley, 1921, Kinkead, 1930, Breckinridge, 1930
Men's Dormitories Quadrangle, Bradley, 1921, Kinkead, 1930, Breckinridge, 1930
Men's Dormitories Quadrangle, Bradley, 1921, Kinkead, 1930, Breckinridge, 1930
Kinkead Hall
White Hall
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
- Box 5b, folder 153
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
White Hall, first men's dormitory, built 1882, destroyed 1967
Dormitories - Women's Residence Halls
General
Women's Residence Halls interior, 1920
Women's Residence Halls interior, 1920
Women's Residence Halls interior, 1920
Women's Residence Halls interior, 1920
Women's Residence Halls interior, 1920
Women's Residence Halls interior, 1920
Holmes Hall
Jewell Hall
Jewell Hall, interior, built 1940
Jewell Hall, interior
Jewell Hall, interior
Jewell Hall, interior
Jewell Hall, interior
Jewell Hall, interior
Jewell Hall, interior
Jewell Hall, interior, 1920
Jewell Hall, exterior
Jewell Hall, exterior
Jewell Hall, exterior
Jewell Hall, exterior
Jewell Hall, exterior
Keeneland Hall
Patterson Hall
Patterson Hall, first Women's dormitory built 1904
Patterson Hall, first Women's dormitory, circa 1920
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, exterior, 1923
Patterson Hall, exterior
Patterson Hall, interior
Patterson Hall, interior
Patterson Hall, interior
Doorways
Mathews Building
Administration Building
Administration Building, side door
Margaret I. King Library, west side entrance, 1950
Anderson Hall
Keeneland Hall
Mechanical Hall
Mechanical Hall
Mechanical Hall
Administration Building, main west entrance
White Hall, first Men's Dormitory
College of Education Association School, Taylor Hall
McVey Hall?
Erikson Hall
Frazee Hall
Funkhouser Building
Construction - Funkhouser Building, February 27, 1939
Construction - Funkhouser Building, February 27, 1939
Construction - Funkhouser Building, February 27, 1939
Construction - Funkhouser Building, February 27, 1939
Construction - Funkhouser Building, February 27, 1939
Construction - Funkhouser Building, February 27, 1939
Construction - Funkhouser Building, February 27, 1939
Funkhouser Building, 1942
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building, center, Kastle Hall, left
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Funkhouser Building
Gillis Building
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building, 1889
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building
Health Building / Administrative Annex / Gillis Building, Administration Building, left
Faculty office / Gillis Building
Old Chemistry Building / Gillis Building
Law Building / Gillis Building
Old Agriculture Experiment Station / Gillis Building, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Houses on Campus
Commandant's House
Commandant's house on campus, located on fair ground in 1878 that is presently University campus
Euclid Avenue Houses for Destruction
Exterior of house on Euclid Avenue, print back labeled "Meriwether"
Exterior of house on Euclid Avenue
Exterior of house on Euclid Avenue
Exterior of house on Euclid Avenue
Interior of house on Euclid Avenue
Rear exterior of house on Euclid Avenue and out house
Interior of house on Euclid Avenue, kitchen
Fraternity Houses
Home Economics Practice House
Scope and Contents note
Home Economics was part of the College of Agriculture until 1916 and the name was changed to the College of Human Environmental Sciences in 1991. The majority of the prints are circa 1931 and the classes represented in this collection are cooking, sewing, interior decorating and domestic science which included table setting and shelf organization. The practice house where the students lived their senior year is the site for many activities and is also shown in Buildings and Grounds. This college was represented by female students until recent history.
Home Economics Practice House
Women students in kitchen, page 26, 1939 "Kentuckian", Second prize in "Kentuckian" snapshot Contest conducted by the University of Kentucky Camera Club, Photographer, Unknown
Maxwell Place
President's House
Maxwell Place, President's House, built in 1870 - 1872, bought by the University of Kentucky with thirteen acres in 1917 from Judge J. H. Mulligan
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place
Garden at Maxwell Place
Patterson House / Faculty Club
Patterson House / Faculty Club
Patterson House / Faculty Club
Patterson House / Faculty Club
Patterson House / Faculty Club
Group at Maxwell Place seated on couch from left to right, Governor A. B. "Happy" Chandler, 1935 - 1939, Mrs. Chandler and President Frank L. McVey, print dated December 17, 1935
Group at Maxwell Place seated on couch from left to right, Governor A. B. "Happy" Chandler, 1935 - 1939, Mrs. Chandler and President Frank L. McVey, print dated December 17, 1935
Group at Maxwell Place seated on couch from left to right, Governor A. B. "Happy" Chandler, 1935 - 1939, Mrs. Chandler and President Frank L. McVey, print dated December 17, 1935
Group at Maxwell Place seated on couch from left to right, Governor A. B. "Happy" Chandler, 1935 - 1939, Mrs. Chandler and President Frank L. McVey, print dated December 17, 1935
Group at Maxwell Place seated on couch from left to right, Governor A. B. "Happy" Chandler, 1935 - 1939, Mrs. Chandler and President Frank L. McVey, print dated December 17, 1935
Women outside Maxwell Place
Men and women outside Maxwell Place
Children outside Maxwell Place
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, May 31, 1934
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, African American servers in first row and yard workers on truck
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, African American servers in first row and yard workers on truck
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, May 31, 1934
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, possibly family, June 6, 1940
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, African American servers in the first two rows and yard workers, June 6, 1940
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, left to right, President Frank L. McVey Governor Keen Johnson, 1939 - 1943, Unidentified individuals and Frances Jewell McVey, second from right in light dress with no hat, print dated June 6, 1940
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, left to right, President McVey, Governor Keen Johnson, unidentified individual, June 6, 1940
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, President McVey last on right in a receiving line, June 7, 1940
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea, June 1, 1933
Senior Breakfast Alumni Tea
Man sitting
President Frank McVey, Sir Leslie MacKenzie, Lady MacKenzie and Frances Jewell McVey
Maxwell Place visitors, Sir Leslie MacKenzie and Lady MacKenzie
Maxwell Place visitors, Sir Leslie MacKenzie and Lady MacKenzie
Maxwell Place visitors, Miss Lucy Furman and Miss Linda Neville, June 3, 1937
Maxwell Place, Miss Lucy Furmon and Miss Linda Neville, June 3, 1937
Maxwell Place visitors, President McVey's mother, Mrs. Anna Holmes McVey with her youngest brother, Webster Holmes, 1927
Maxwell Place visitors, President McVey's grandmother?
Maxwell Place visitors, Webster Holmes, uncle of President Frank L. McVey with his daughter Jesse Holmes, circa 1920
Maxwell Place visitors, Princess Knopotkin, speaker, circa 1920
Maxwell Place visitors, Princess Knopotkin, speaker, circa 1920
Maxwell Place visitors, African American nanny playing with a McVey child
Maxwell Place visitors, Eleanor Roosevelt, spouse of the President of the United States of America, Franklin Roosevelt in her car. She had spoken in the chapel assembly, July 7, 1934. By the car is Mr. Jewell, Mrs. Frances Jewell McVey's father
Maxwell Place visitors, President Frank L. McVey and Alexander Bonnyman
Maxwell Place visitors, Alex Bonnyman, a developer of natural resources
Maxwell Place visitors, Fred and Ella Rector,1936
Maxwell Place, President Frank McVey with visitors
President's House / Maxwell Place, 1923
President's House / Maxwell Place
Maxwell Place, President Frank L. McVey, Dr. Charles J. Turck, President of Centre College, previously Dean, College of Law, University of Kentucky, print dated 1927
James Hiram Graham, Dean of Engineering and spouse?, May 30,1935
Women at Maxwell Place
Unidentified woman who appears in previous print at Maxwell Place
University of Kentucky and other University Presidents and Spouses
Frank McVey, on the right, Dr. Charles J. Turk, Dean of Law School, 1923-27, President of Centre College, 1927 - 1936, print dated 1927
Dr. Charles J. Turck, Dean of Law School, 1923-27, President of Centre College, 1927 - 1936 and spouse, print dated 1927
President R. M. Kent of the University of Louisville
Herman Donovan, Eastern State College; John Howard Payne, Morehead Normal School; Frank L. McVey, University of Kentucky; Henry Hardin Cherry, Western Kentucky State Teachers College
Herman Donovan, Eastern State College; John Howard Payne, Morehead Normal School; Frank L. McVey, University of Kentucky; Henry Hardin Cherry, Western Kentucky State Teachers College
Turck, Centre College; Donovan, Eastern State College; McVey, University of Kentucky; Wright, Campbellsville; VanMeter, Lee's College; Harmon, Bowling Green Business; Hutching, Berea; Creech, Williamsburg; Gross, Union
Turck, Centre College; Donovan, Eastern State College; McVey, University of Kentucky; Wright, Campbellsville; VanMeter, Lee's College; Harmon, Bowling Green Business; Hutching, Berea; Creech, Williamsburg; Gross, Union
Kentucky College Presidents and Spouses
Kentucky College Presidents and Spouses
Kentucky College Presidents
Charles J. Turck, President of Centre College, 1927 - 1936, print dated 1927
Four Presidents of colleges, last on right, Dr. Joe Roemer, Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee
Maxwell Place, Presidents and wives
- Box 5c, folder 250
Scope and Contents note
From left to right: President John Howard Payne (Morehead Normal School), President R. L. Kent (University of Louisville), President H. B. Adams (Georgetown), President John C. Hanley (Sayre College), President J. L. Creech (Cumberland College), President Elmer Campbell (Transylvania), President C. M. Dannelly (Kentucky Wesleyan), President R. H. Holliday (Millersburg College), President Herman L. Donovan (Eastern State Teachers College), President J.O. VanMeter (Lee's Jr. College), President Henry Hardin Cherry (Western Kentucky State Teachers College), President J.L. Harman (Bowling Green Business), President Frank L. McVey (University of Kentucky)
Maxwell Place, Presidents and wives
- Box 5c, folder 250
Scope and Contents note
From left to right: President and Mrs. John Howard Payne (Morehead Normal School), President and Mrs. R. L. Kent (University of Louisville), President and Mrs. H. B. Adams (Georgetown), President and Mrs. John C. Hanley (Sayre College), President and Mrs. J. L. Creech (Cumberland College), President Elmer Campbell (Transylvania), President C. M. Dannelly (Kentucky Wesleyan), President R. H. Holliday (Millersburg College), President Herman L. Donovan (Eastern State Teachers College) and his spouse, Nell, President J.O. VanMeter (Lee's Jr. College), President Henry Hardin Cherry (Western Kentucky State Teachers College), President J.L. Harman (Bowling Green Business), President and Mrs. (Frances Jewell) Frank L. McVey (University of Kentucky)
Patterson House / Faculty Club (1882-1932)
Scovell House
Kastle Hall
Kastle Hall, print dated 1910, first wing completed
Kastle Hall, print dated 1910, first wing completed
Kastle Hall, print dated 1910, first wing completed
Kastle Hall, print dated 1910, first wing completed
Kastle Hall, finished building in mid - 1920's
Kastle Hall, finished building in mid - 1920's
Kastle Hall, finished building in mid - 1920's
Kastle Hall, print dated 1910, first wing completed
Kastle Hall, finished building in mid - 1920's
Kastle Hall, finished building in mid - 1920's
Kastle Hall, construction of remaining wings, mid 1920's
Kastle Hall, construction of remaining wings, mid 1920's
Kastle Hall, construction of remaining wings, mid 1920's
Kastle Hall / Old Chemistry Building, 1910, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Margaret I. King Library
Exterior
King Library, exterior, built 1931
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
King Library, exterior
Interior
King Library, circulation desk, student assistant, Frank Ellis, California, Kentucky
unspecified
King Library, students in reading / reference room
King Library, students in Thurston Morton Browsing room
King Library, students in Thurston Morton Browsing room
King Library, Great Hall, card catelogs and exhibit case
King Library, Breckinridge Room
King Library, Breckinridge Room
King Library, Breckinridge Room
William Clarence Ford studying and Stephen Swift Hubard, reference desk
William Clarence Ford studying and Stephen Swift Hubard, reference desk
unspecified
- Box 5b, folder 138
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
negative
King Library stacks
Library Annex Construction
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Annex, construction, August 1, 1961, dedication, April 30, 1963
Library Exhibits
Lincoln, the lawyer
Lincoln, life and death
Playbill for "Our American Cousin"
Lincoln books
Portrait of Lincoln and Douglas
Portrait of Lincoln and Douglas
Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln
Abraham and Mary Todd Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln, the cross examiner
Lincoln, the cross examiner
Lincoln, the cross examiner
Exhibit items in display case in King Library lobby
Exhibit items in display case in King library lobby
University Archives
Ezra Gillis, Registrar and Professor of Education, 1910 - 1937 and Director of Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education, 1937 - 1956 with Professor Horine, Engineering, lettering work on war dead list in Memorial Coliseum, circa 1950, Photographer, Unknown
Ezra Gillis, Registrar and Professor of Education, 1910 - 1937 and Director of Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education, 1937 - 1956 with Professor Horine, Engineering, lettering work on war dead list in Memorial Coliseum, circa 1950, Photographer, Unknown
Ezra Gillis, Registrar and Professor of Education, 1910 - 1937 and Director of Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education, 1937 - 1956 with men working on the lettering of the war dead list in Memorial Coliseum, circa 1950, Photographer, Unknown
Unidentified University Archives staff, circa 1965, Photographer, Unknown
Unidentified University Archives staff, circa 1955, Photographer, Unknown
Virginia Gilmore, University Archives assistant staff, circa 1955, Photographer, Unknown
Reference cabinets and shelving, circa 1955, Photographer, Unknown
Frances G. Edney, secretary, Bogor, Indonesia Project, 1957 - 1959 and daughter of zoologist and Indoniesian Project Professor James Edney, print dated March 12, 1955, Photographer, Unknown
Interior room and hall, Gillis birthday greetings, January 1, 1957, Photographer, Unknown
Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education staff, Ezra Gillis, center, Mary Hester Cooper, left of him, 1949, Photographer, Unknown
Ezra Gillis, Director of Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education, 1937 - 1956, circa 1950, Photographer, Unknown
From left to right University Archives staff: Unidentified woman; Assistant Director, Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education, Mary Hester Cooper, 1937 - 1955, University Archivist, 1956-1970, Ezra Gillis, Director, Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education, 1937 - 1956 and unidentified woman, circa 1952, Photographer, Unknown
Professor Ezra Gillis and Winifred Lewellen, Bureau of Source Materials in Higher Education staff circa 1950, Photographer, Unknown
Professor Gillis, circa 1950, Photographer, Unknown
Jane Ward, University Archives staff, September 1958, Photographer, Unknown
Display of Professor Gillis's 90th birthday cards, January 1, 1957, Photographer, Unknown
Professor Ezra Gillis, circa 1938, Photographer, Louis E. Nollau?
University Archives staff: unidentified woman and University Archivist, Mary Hester Cooper with exhibit cases, President Patterson's desk and chair, and a table from his office set for a departmental party, circa 1956 - color print, Photographer, Unknown
- Box 9, folder 288
Scope and Contents note
This print has been placed in the General Print File in the folder Library - Margaret I. King - University Archives and Records Program
Lafferty Hall
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, Law Library interior, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, print dated circa 1940
unspecified
- Box 5a, folder 135
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Lafferty Hall, Law Building and Library, 1937 - 1965, Law Library interior, print dated circa 1940, duplicate of image folder 135 item 3
McVey Hall
Construction - McVey Hall
Construction - McVey Hall
Exterior, McVey Hall, built 1928
Exterior, McVey Hall
Exterior, McVey Hall
Interior, McVey Hall
Interior, McVey Hall
Interior, McVey Hall
Interior, McVey Hall
Mechanical Hall and Engineering Buildings
General
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
unspecified
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
unspecified
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
unspecified
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
unspecified
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
unspecified
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
unspecified
- Box 5a, folder 104
Scope and Contents note
LOCATION: This negative has been transferred to the Audio Visual Archives in the copy negative file.
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Engineering - Mechanical Hall and other Engineering buildings
Old Mechanical Hall
Old Mechanical Hall
Old Mechanical Hall
Old Mechanical Hall
Campus in front of Mechanical Hall
Engineering Buildings
Old Mechanical Hall
Mechanical Hall, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Engineering Building, unidentified
Construction - Unidentified building and unidentified work men
Junior Drawing Room in Mechanical Hall, 1908
Junior Drawing Room in Mechanical Hall, 1908
Drawing Room, Mechanical Hall
Drawing Room, Mechanical Hall
Junior Drawing Room, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Hall, 1912 - 1913
Junior Drawing Room, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Hall, 1912 - 1913, page 35, 1913 "Kentuckian"
Junior Drawing Room, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Hall, 1912 - 1913
Senior Reading Room, Mechanical Hall, 1909
Senior Reading Room, Mechanical Hall, 1909
Dicker Hall
Johnston Solar Laboratory
Norwood Hall
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building, Photographer, Leon Frankel
Norwood Hall / Mining Engineering Building after burned November 12, 1948
Memorial Coliseum
Site of Memorial Coliseum, circa 1948
Site of Memorial Coliseum
Site of Memorial Coliseum
Site of Memorial Coliseum
Site of Memorial Coliseum
Site of Memorial Coliseum
Site of Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum, completed 1950
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
Construction, Memorial Coliseum
- Box 5c, folder 162
