Retired officers and teachers of The Clemson Agricultural College of South CarolinaClemson University LibrariesTypecript attached to photograph: Group of Retired Officers and Teachers of The Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina, Clemson, South Carolina." On back "The Oconee County Planning Board had this photograph made on Thursday, June 5, 1958. First Row (left to right): Dr. S.B. Earle, Mr. S.R. Rhodes, Mr. S.M. Martin, Mr. R.E. Lee, Dr. F.H.H. Calhoun, Dr. D.W. Daniel. Second Row (left to right): Mr. D.B. Rosenkrans, Mr. A.W. Norman, Dr. S.J.L. Crouch, Mr. C.S. Patrick, Dr. H.M. Brown, Mr. A.J. Brown, Mr. J.C. Littlejohn. Third Row (left to right): Mr. L.V. Starkey, Dr. H.P. Cooper, Mr. M.E. Bradley, Dr. H.W. Barre, Dr. Rupert Taylor. Fourth Row (left or right): Mr. J.L. Marshall, Dr. C.H. Arndt, Mr. J.H. Mitchell, Sr., Mr. E.L. Clarke.
Staff meeting inside Edwards HallClemson University LibrariesInterior shot of four nursing college teachers in a meeting in an office at Edwards Hall (also known as the College of Nursing). On back: UA100_001224; [Edwards Hall office]; [01-87]
Classroom inside Edwards HallClemson University LibrariesInterior shot of a teacher lecturing nursing students inside a classroom at Edwards Hall (also known as the College of Nursing). On back: UA100_001223; [Edwards Hall classroom]; [01-87]
Plaster bust of Rudolph E. Lee, circa 1935Clemson University LibrariesBust was created for Clemson College where Lee was an Architecture professor while Davidson was a non-traditional student at Clemson.
Group portrait of faculty and officers of Clemson CollegeClemson University LibrariesOn front of photograph: Faculty and officers of Clemson College, Oct. 12, 1894. Most names are listed, but some on third row are illegible. Front row (left to right); Furman, Hardin, Craighead, Strode, Morrison, C.W. Welch; Second row (left to right): Harrison, Hook, McGee, Sloan, Smith, Clinkscales, Bowman, W. Welch; Third row Left to right: Hart, Shanklin, Sims, Shiver, Clinton, Sitton, Blythe, Wright.
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Portrait of Mark B. HardinClemson University LibrariesCaption on photograph: Col. M.B. Hardin. On envelope: Mark Bernard Hardin
Bob RouseClemson University LibrariesOn back: Bob Rouse 5/86 Accountancy
1986
Portrait photograph of A. Wolfe DavidsonClemson University LibrariesOn front - These proofs are the property of Kislek Photographers, and are loaned to you for a reasonable period of time to make your decision and selection of poses. If not returned upon request, a charge will be made Kislek
Portrait photograph of A. Wolfe DavidsonClemson University LibrariesOn front - These proofs are the property of Kislek Photographers, and are loaned to you for a reasonable period of time to make your decision and selection of poses. If not returned upon request, a charge will be made Kislek
DickKleinClemson University LibrariesOn back of photograph: Dick Klein, Finance
Letter from Gray to ,Clemson University LibrariesChristmas letter thanking South Carolina for giving him such rewarding work until his retirement, and wishing everyone happy holidays.
Bud Webb and Clarence HoodClemson University LibrariesOn back: Ag Engineering, (seated) Dept. head "Bud" Webb w/ Clarence Hood.
Portrait of J.E. Wannamaker and Richard Newman BrackettClemson University LibrariesOn back of photograph: Clemson College, S.C. September 14, 1929. Left: Hon. J.E. Wannamaker, the last survivor of the seven original Life Trustees appointed in the will of Thomas Green Clemson now chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina. Born September 12, 1851, therefore now 78 years old. Residence, Acolian Hill Farm, St. Matthews, S.C. Right: Richard Newman Brackett, the last serviving[surviving] member of the original Faculty of the Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina in service. Born September 14, 1863, now 66 years old TODAY. Associate Prof. Chemistry 1893 to 1910. Director of the Chemical Department and Chief Chemist Fertilizer Analysis since 1911 (Acting Director and Chief Chemist 1910-1911).
Dr. Judson Hair's quiltClemson University LibrariesPresentation quilt made for Dr. Judson Hair upon his retirement from Clemson University in 1986. On back: [quilt made for Jud Hair, M.D.]; J. Hair's quilt - Redfern Health Center
John W. Huffman and student in Brackett Hall laboratoryClemson University LibrariesOn back: Brackett Hall Chemistry. Left: Richard Stockel, W. New York, N.J. Clemson's first Ph.D. candidate in chemistry. [crossed out with NO] Right: Dr. John W. Huffman [1960s] Clemson Alumni News. Outdated. Clemson News Bureau Photo by Jack Hurley.
Photograph of Monaghan Grammar School, Greenville S.C., circa 1907Clemson University LibrariesPhotograph of Monaghan Grammar School, Greenville S.C., circa 1907; on left, Miss Lillian Schumate, principal; on right, Miss Virginia Ligon, first and second grade teacher; check marks to identify John T. Campbell and sister are on the image
Cadets at study tables in Clemson College LibraryClemson University LibrariesOn back: Clemson College Library [interior]; [c1930];Aisle of low stacks, divides room into a reference side and a reading room side. In [illegible] are periodicals, newspapers, and books on reserve for various professors.; Clemson College Library
View on campus, Clemson Agricultural CollegeClemson University LibrariesPostcard with title View on Campus, Clemson Agri College; written on front: Why don't you write to me? I have been looking for a letter a long time. "Punch" and on back: Mr. John S. Taylor, 414 Perry Avenue, Greenville S.C. Postmarked Greenville Jan. 29 1907. Also included: Souvenir Letter, Clemson College. S.C., postmarked Greenville Mar 6, 1907. From B.G. H. to same addressee as portcard. Letter (dated Mar. 5, 1907) reads: Hello John will write you in a few days. Am very busy studying for Exams. They begin Monday, I think. Will be delighted to come over some time if I can, "Punch"
Cattle Barns with Dairy Sciences Teaching AnnexClemson University LibrariesOn back: [Dairy Barn, 1912]; Exterior shot of a dairy barn; fits description in High Seminary of a "half dairy barn with a calf barn attached," built for instructional purposes between 1910 and 1918. "Cattle barn" designation sourced from Pickens County Public Library archival photo.
Bust of Byron Herbert Reece, circa 1962Clemson University LibrariesA. Wolfe Davidson presented a bronze bust of Reece to Young Harris College and a ceramic bust of Reece to the Hall County (Georgia) Library in 1962.
Bust of Byron Herbert Reece, circa 1962Clemson University LibrariesA. Wolfe Davidson presented a bronze bust of Reece to Young Harris College and a ceramic bust of Reece to the Hall County (Georgia) Library in 1962.
Bust of Byron Herbert Reece, circa 1962Clemson University LibrariesA. Wolfe Davidson presented a bronze bust of Reece to Young Harris College and a ceramic bust of Reece to the Hall County (Georgia) Library in 1962.
Earle HallClemson University LibrariesOn back: 9/24/66; EARLE HALL, a gift of the Olin foundation, was built and equipped at a cost in excess of a million in 1959. Named in honor of Dr. Samuel B. Earle, dean emeritus of the College of Engineering, the building is equipped with the latest facilities for the instruction and research in chemical engineering and metallurgy. Earlier the Olin Foundation had given Clemson Olin Hall, the home of the ceramic engineering department. The two gifts totaled more than two million dollars.; UA100_001186
Bust of Byron Herbert Reece, circa 1962Clemson University LibrariesA. Wolfe Davidson presented a bronze bust of Reece to Young Harris College and a ceramic bust of Reece to the Hall County (Georgia) Library in 1962.
Letter from Felker to Clemson College, January 1963Clemson University LibrariesTrying to recruit new members to his white supermancy group and expressing his disgust that a black man has been admitted to Clemson, saying that more and more will continue to come unless the Southern people stand up and fight.
Bust of Byron Herbert Reece, circa 1962Clemson University LibrariesA. Wolfe Davidson presented a bronze bust of Reece to Young Harris College and a ceramic bust of Reece to the Hall County (Georgia) Library in 1962.
Bust of Byron Herbert Reece, circa 1962Clemson University LibrariesA. Wolfe Davidson presented a bronze bust of Reece to Young Harris College and a ceramic bust of Reece to the Hall County (Georgia) Library in 1962.
Letter from Gantt to Clemson College, June 1962Clemson University LibrariesTelegram infroming Clemson College that a transcript of his grades has been forwarded to the admissions office and that he is ready to be interviewed.
Robert F. Poole with Mess Hall kitchen staffClemson University LibrariesOn back: [President Robert F. Poole (right) presenting a certificate to a member of the Mess Hall staff]
African American Recreation Center sewing machine clinicClemson University LibrariesA scene at a sewing machine clinic sponsored at the African Americans Recreation Center on S. Library Street Tuesday by the county African Americans agent. Miss Portia Seabrook, Winthrop College, clothing specialist; Mrs. Jeanette Griffen, assistant home demonstration agent; and Manager L. R. Solesbee of the local office of the Singer Sewing Machine Co., assisted in the clinic. About 60 African Americans farm women and 4-H club members attended.
Ceramic bust of Josiah Crudup, 1965 JuneClemson University LibrariesShown in A. Wolfe Davidson's office at Brenau College in Gainesville, Georgia where Crudup was President from 1945-1965.
Ceramic bust of Josiah Crudup, 1965 JuneClemson University LibrariesShown in A. Wolfe Davidson's office at Brenau College in Gainesville, Georgia where Crudup was President from 1945-1965.
Cadets in Clemson College LibraryClemson University LibrariesOn back: [c1947]; Bird's Eye View of Bookworms---Clemson College, S. C.; In the near silence so traditional to libraries, Clemson College students conduct their references. This is the main library reading room at Clemson, South Carolina's agricultural and engineering college. The college museum, containing hundreds of souvenir pieces from the battlefields of World War II, is housed on the second floor. An all--ROTC college with a a regular enrollment of 2,340 all-men students, Clemson had more than 6,000 former students in America's armed services during World War II.
Post Office in Johnstone HallClemson University LibrariesOn back: [Johnston Hall interior]; Post Office; What will it be... a "sugar report," a check from home, or a "Dear John?"