176 – New article (UTJC becomes UTMB), 1951; 177 – James Douglas Bruce (faculty), undated; 178 – Field Day, 1894; 179 – Mural (University Center), 1955; 180 – Convocation (Dr. Harold Bosley), 1950s 181 – UT Concert (Sir Thomas Beecham), 1951; 182 – UT Concert (Artur Rubenstein), undated; 183 – Woodruff Dormitory, 1929; 184 – Gay Blades of Nineties, 1893; 185 – Veterans Housing (trailers with couple and baby), 1948; 186 – Clifton B. Cates (command and US Marine Corps) (Alumni), undated; 187 – Scene of the Hill, 1890; 188 – Old Mess Hall, 1873; 189 – Blacksmith shop, 1892; 190 – University Farm view, 1890 191 – Hill (from northwest, with Strong Hall), 1892; 192 – Cadet officers and commandant, 1890; 193 – Baseball team, 1880s; 195 – Student Army Training Corps (mustering near Old College), 1918; 196 – Program (Dramatic Assn. Programme), 1875; 197 – Thomas W. Jordan (dean of college) (faculty), 1900s; 198 – Invitation (ladies invitation to Cadet “Sociable”), 1875; 199 – Old College, 1890; 200 – Weather Kite, 1899 201 – Program (Nashville Medical College commencement), 1891; 202 – Periodical (Tennessee Alumnus-first issue), 1917; 203 – Long skirts (Fashion), 1950; 204 – Concert (Grace Moore), 1937; 205 – Tyson House, 1935; 206 – DeWitt C. Senter (Tennessee Governor), 1871; 207 – William G. McAdoo (US Secretary of Treasury), 1914 – 1918; 208 – Dr. Paul F. Eve, Sr. (faculty), 1876; 209 – Dr. Duncan Eve, Sr. (faculty), 1879; 210 – Samuel Carrick (president), 1794 211 – Angie W. Perkins (first woman faculty member), 1898; 212 – Program (Souvenir football program), 1909; 213 – Periodical (Medical Department Bulletin), 1909; 214 – Program (third annual June Jubilee), 1903; 215 – Program (June Jubilee), 1903; 216 – Periodical (University Magazine), November 1841; 217 – Program (ETU Commencement), August 5, 1840; 218 – Program (ETU Commencement – order of exercises), August 5, 1840; 219 – Catalog, 1841; 220 – Administrative Building (UT Memphis), 1900 221 – Coed “listen-in” at UTJC (World War II), 1945; 222 – Cheerleaders (UTM), 1940; 223 – J.B. Moody (co-founder, Hall-Moody College), 1900; 224 – J.N. Hall (co-founder, Hall-Moody College), 1900; 225 – Gymnasium (Hall-Moody), 1924; 226 – Science Building (Hall-Moody), early 1900s; 227 – Patten Chapel (UT Chattanooga), undated; 228 – Football (UTM coaches), 1936; 229 – Dance (Student Activities) (“Jivin’ in Rebel Room-University of Memphis), 1958; 230 – John H. Race (UC president), undated 231 – Coeds (on float at UT Chattanooga), 1916; 232 – Chamberlain Field (UT Chattanooga), 1961; 233 – John A. Patten (UT Chattanooga president), 1849-1916; 234 – University Tennessee of Chattanooga faculty, 1945; 235 – Army AF training (Chattanooga), 1943–1944; 236 – Sign (UT Chattanooga Athletic Association), undated; 237 – Dr. David A. Lockmiller (UC president), 1942 – 1959; 238 – Dr. Leroy A. Martin (UT Chatanooga president), 1959 – 1966; 239 – Plaque (UT Chattanooga), undated; 240 – UT Chattanooga Campus (Petten Chapel), 1930s 241 – Athens Branch (Chattanooga University), 1890s; 242 – Dr. Edward S. Lewis (UT Chattanooga president), 1886; 243 – Dr. John F. Spence (UT Chattanooga president), 1891; 244 – Bishop Isaac W. Joyce (UT Chattanooga president), 1891; 245 – Dr. Fred W. Hixson (UT Chattanooga president), 1914 – 1920; 245A – Arlo A. Brown (UT Chattanooga president), 1921 – 1929; 246 – Dr. Alexander Guerry (UT Chattanooga president), 1929 – 1937; 247 – Archie M. Palmer (UT Chattanooga president), 1938 – 1942; 248 – Old Main (Chattanooga), 1886; 249 – Map (Tennessee), 1796; 250 – Map (Southwest Territory), 1795 251 – Periodical (Weekly Bulletin cover), 1883; 252 – Periodical (Weekly Bulletin), 1883; 252A – Periodical (Weekly Bulletin), 1883; 253 – Samuel Carrick (president), 1794