Agricultural Engineering faculty member
Clemson University Libraries Unidentified man reading report. On back: Ag Engineering
Group portrait of faculty and officers of Clemson College
Clemson University Libraries On 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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Bronze bust of Harry B. Forester, circa 1963
Clemson University Libraries Created for North Georgia College library in Dahlonega, Georgia where Forester was a Biology professor.
Bronze bust of Harry B. Forester, circa 1963
Clemson University Libraries Created for North Georgia College library in Dahlonega, Georgia where Forester was a Biology professor.
Bronze bust of Harry B. Forester, circa 1963
Clemson University Libraries Created for North Georgia College library in Dahlonega, Georgia where Forester was a Biology professor.
Garnet Craddock with students examining soil samples
Clemson University Libraries On back: Garnett Craddock pictured in the center, and, Agricultural Engr.
Bud Webb and Clarence Hood
Clemson University Libraries On back: Ag Engineering, (seated) Dept. head "Bud" Webb w/ Clarence Hood.
Retired officers and teachers of The Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina
Clemson University Libraries Typecript 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 Hall
Clemson University Libraries Interior 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]
Plaster bust of Rudolph E. Lee, circa 1935
Clemson University Libraries Bust was created for Clemson College where Lee was an Architecture professor while Davidson was a non-traditional student at Clemson.
Roy Dodd and Darrell Roberts looking at photographs
Clemson University Libraries Left to right: Roy Dodd, Derrell Roberts. On back of photograph: Roberts, Dodd, Authors and Ag Engr. faculty
Portrait of J.E. Wannamaker and Richard Newman Brackett
Clemson University Libraries On 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).
John W. Huffman and student in Brackett Hall laboratory
Clemson University Libraries On 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.