Portrait of Edgar A. Brown by Grace Annette DuPreClemson University LibrariesUA100_1963; On Back: [portrait of Edgar A. Brown by Grace Annette DuPre, c1971] [oil on canvas portrait commissioned for the Edgar Brown Room in R.M. Cooper Library]
Busts and writings of Edgar A. Brown in Edgar Brown Room in R. M. Cooper LibraryClemson University LibrariesUA100_1948; On Back: [Edgar Brown Room in R.M. Cooper Library] [c1971]; Three rear-lit marble panels with excerpts from the Senator's speeches and writings flank the life-size bust of Sen. Brown by sculpture Julian H. Harris
Fresco "Meditation in Arts" in Clemson College LibraryClemson University LibrariesOn back: [fresco "Meditation in Arts" by Jean Robert La Montagne Saint Herbert and Martha Van Deriken Sanit Herbert, completed c1950]; [c1955]
Fresco "Meditation in Arts" in Clemson College LibraryClemson University LibrariesOn back: [Martha Van Deriken Saint Hubert]; [Jean Robert La Montagne Saint Hubert]; Fresco "Meditation in Arts" - Library [Sikes Hall]
Fresco "Meditation in Arts" in Clemson College LibraryClemson University LibrariesOn back: [fresco "Meditation in Arts" by Jean Robert La Montagne Saint Herbert and Martha Van Deriken Sanit Herbert, completed c1950]; [c1955]; [library interior]
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.
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
Cadets in library on second floor in Main BuildingClemson University LibrariesOn back: [Main Building] [c1915]; Library (in Tillman Hall); This was on 2nd floor from of Tillman Hall; Papers from home - Reading Room - Library
Library on second floor in Main BuildingClemson University LibrariesOn back: The Original Library - second floor of the main building (Tillman Hall); [February 1917]
James F. Byrnes with Jim Burns in the Byrnes RoomClemson University LibrariesOn back: Jimmy Byrnes Jim Burns; [James F. Byrnes Room in R.M. Cooper Library] [1966] [James F. Byrnes, James P. "Jim" Burns]
Mary Brooks with portrait of James F. ByrnesClemson University LibrariesOn back: James F. Byrnes Portrait in Library; [James F. Byrnes Room in R.M. Cooper Library] [portrait of James F. Byrnes by Robert Brooks Childress] [Mary Otis Brooks] [1966]
James F. Byrnes, Maude Byrnes and Wright Bryan in Byrnes RoomClemson University LibrariesOn back: James F. Byrnes Mrs. Byrnes [Maud B. Byrnes] Wright Bryan in James F. Byrnes Room of Clemson University Library [R.M. Cooper Library] November 25, 1966