Cotton-picking machine in large fieldClemson University LibrariesOn back of photograph: Used in '64 EAR but not exactly like it, also used in Proj.80.
Photograph of the Newry Store, Newry, South CarolinaClemson University LibrariesPhotograph of the Newry Store, Newry, S.C.; Lucia Cater, unidentified man, Earle Harper, and Bob Boyd pose in front of the store; 1902
Circa 1902
Southern Soya plantClemson University LibrariesAerial view of Southern Soya plant in Estill, S.C. On back of photograph: Agribusiness - Soybean Elevator & Soybean processing.
C.F. Sauer Company processing plantClemson University LibrariesAerial view of C.F. Sauer food processing plant in Greenville, SC. On back of photograph: Sauer (Duke) food processing plant - Greenville.
Exterior, Dairy BarnClemson University LibrariesExterior shot of original dairy barn, built on campus in the late 1890s. On front: THE DAIRY On back: [Dairy, 1902]; bottom picture: Catalogue of the Clemson Agricultural College... 1902-1903 LD1047 Cbc Columbia; S.C.: R.L. Bryan Company 1903 following p. 74; Image part of catalogue published by R.L. Bryan Company.
Oral history of Danny RhodesClemson University Libraries. Special Collections and ArchivesA video recording of an in-person interview conducted by Schuyler Easterling with Colonel Danny Rhodes on December 7, 2012. Rhodes attended Clemson University, where he joined ROTC and became actively involved in the Pershing Rifles, which deepened his interest in military service. After graduating in 1968, he was commissioned in the United States Army Transportation Corps and entered active duty.
Following training at Fort Knox and Airborne School, Rhodes served in the 82nd Airborne Division for a year before his deployment to Vietnam in 1971. He was assigned to the 178th Assault Support Helicopter Company as a maintenance officer. He managed the upkeep of CH-47 Chinook Helicopters, ensuring their readiness for missions. He recalls the frustration of undisciplined leadership among officers and non-commissioned officers and the logistical challenges of keeping aircraft operational in Vietnam's harsh climate. After returning from Vietnam, Rhodes remained in aviation logistics and, in 1983, transferred to the Army's Aviation branch. His later assignments included Cold War-era Germany, where he supported United States Military operations along the East-West German border, and leadership positions at Fort Bragg, MacDill Air Force Base, and Fort Gillem.