Cattle Judging with Professor B. E. Goodale
Clemson University Libraries On back: [Cattle Judging, 1930s]; 2916-297; PROF. B.E. GOODALE; Exterior shot of cow judging in front of cattle barns. B. E. Goodale, Associate Professor of Animal Husbandry and honorary member of the Dairy Club, identified as man on far left. Photo taken in front of cattle barns. Photo taken by White Studio, New York NY.
Class of '38 stone bench at base of tree trunk
Clemson University Libraries Photographer identified from Taps;On front: 888 -504-1; On back: TAPS '78. JOB 888 PG 504 PIC 1
Clay head of man in an open collar shirt
Clemson University Libraries Bust is identified as Thompson on another image.
Clay head of man in an open collar shirt
Clemson University Libraries Bust is identified as Thompson on another image.
Clay head of man in an open collar shirt
Clemson University Libraries Image of similar sculpted head is identified as Thompson
Clemson Dairy Complex with Horticultural Barn
Clemson University Libraries On back: Dairy Building; Dairy Building 1937; Exterior shot of dairy complex; image originally identified as dating to 1937; however, it is identical to an photo taken in 1963. Designation "Horticultural Barn" taken from Clemson University Preservation Master Plan. Description from Clemson University Master Plans identifies the Horticultural Barn (back left) as "part of the lager state-of-the-art dairy complex that included the Golf Maintanence Barn."
Clemson Dairy Complex with Horticultural Barn
Clemson University Libraries On back: Dairy Building [1930s]; OUTDATED; Exterior shot of dairy complex. Image originally identified as dating to 1937; however, it is very similar to a photo taken in 1963. Designation "horticultural barn" taken from Clemson University Preservation Master Plan. Description from Clemson University Master Plans identifies the Horticultural Barn (back left) as "part of the lager state-of-the-art dairy complex that included the Golf Maintanence Barn."
Clemson Dairy Complex with Horticultural Barn
Clemson University Libraries On back: Copy Dairy Barns; [1963]; PROOF; Exterior shot of dairy complex. Designation "Horticultural Barn" taken from Clemson University Preservation Master Plan; description from Clemson University Preservation Master Plan identifies the Horticultural Barn (back left) as "part of the lager state-of-the-art dairy complex that included the Golf Maintanence Barn."
Group portrait of the Lonsdale Mill basketball team, 1930-1931
Clemson University Libraries Photograph; group portrait of nine men; Lonsdale Mill basketball team, 1930-1931, partially identified; left to right, fifth Fletcher Heath, seventh Courtney Heath, eighth Chuck Heath, and ninth coach Joe Mason
Circa 1930
Group portrait of the Lonsdale Mill basketball team, 1930-1931
Clemson University Libraries Photograph; group portrait of ten men; Lonsdale Mill basketball team, 1930-1931, partially identified; first row, left to right, first Courtney Heath and fifth Chuck Heath
Circa 1930
Group portrait of the Renfrew Bleachery baseball team, Travelers Rest, S.C., circa 1932-1933
Clemson University Libraries Photograph; group portrait of fifteen men of the Renfrew Bleachery baseball team, Traveler's Rest S.C., 1932-1933, partially identified; first row right end Willis Willard "Chick" Heath, second from right Fred Foster, and third from right Otis Medlock; from left to right, second row, second Dudley Tollison, fourth Roy Foster, and fifth Charles Foster
Circa 1932
Group portrait of the Victor Mill's baseball team, 1907
Clemson University Libraries Photograph; group portrait of the Victor Mill's baseball team, 1907, partially identified; from top row, second from left "Shoeless" Joe Jackson; bottom row, sitting in the center, Arthur H. Cottingham, father of Marchant C. Cottingham, class of 1935
1913-03-23
Group portrait photograph of Brandon Mills employees, 1924
Clemson University Libraries Photograph; group portrait of seven men standing in front of the Brandon Mills office, partially identified; third from left, Carl Palmer Dill, superintendent; sixth from left, Tom Bennett, general manager; 1924
Letter from Edwards to Foster, November 1962
Clemson University Libraries Enclosing the original application card of Harold Courtney Seigler, Jr., identified as Plaintiff's Exhibit No. 49 in Civil Action 4101
1962-11-21
Letter, 1846 September 17, M. A. Curtis (Hillsborough, NC) to Henry William Ravenel (Aiken, SC), Envelope
Clemson University Libraries Advice on books to buy. Discussion of various authors. Says takes a long time to identify specimens. Methods of preserving specimens. Says low country has never been explored, obviously very glad to have Ravenel as associate (or disciple).
Letter, 1846 September 17, M. A. Curtis (Hillsborough, NC) to Henry William Ravenel (Aiken, SC), Page 1
Clemson University Libraries Advice on books to buy. Discussion of various authors. Says takes a long time to identify specimens. Methods of preserving specimens. Says low country has never been explored, obviously very glad to have Ravenel as associate (or disciple).
Letter, 1846 September 17, M. A. Curtis (Hillsborough, NC) to Henry William Ravenel (Aiken, SC), Page 3
Clemson University Libraries Advice on books to buy. Discussion of various authors. Says takes a long time to identify specimens. Methods of preserving specimens. Says low country has never been explored, obviously very glad to have Ravenel as associate (or disciple).
Letter, 1846 September 17, M. A. Curtis (Hillsborough, NC) to Henry William Ravenel (Aiken, SC), Page 4
Clemson University Libraries Advice on books to buy. Discussion of various authors. Says takes a long time to identify specimens. Methods of preserving specimens. Says low country has never been explored, obviously very glad to have Ravenel as associate (or disciple).
1846-09-17
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Letter, 1846 September 17, M. A. Curtis (Hillsborough, NC) to Henry William Ravenel (Aiken, SC), Page 5
Clemson University Libraries Advice on books to buy. Discussion of various authors. Says takes a long time to identify specimens. Methods of preserving specimens. Says low country has never been explored, obviously very glad to have Ravenel as associate (or disciple).
1846-09-17
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Letter, 1846 September 17, M. A. Curtis (Hillsborough, NC) to Henry William Ravenel (Aiken, SC). Page 2
Clemson University Libraries Advice on books to buy. Discussion of various authors. Says takes a long time to identify specimens. Methods of preserving specimens. Says low country has never been explored, obviously very glad to have Ravenel as associate (or disciple).
1846-09-17
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