401 – Acrobatics, 1939; 401 – Russel W. Hillis, Emerson Smith, undated; 402 – John Hightower (Assoc. Press writer), 1932; 403 – University of Tennessee/India Program, undated; 404 – Campus (aerial), 1950; 405 – Periodical (University Magazine), 1841; 406 – Memphis (city), 1840s; 407 – Memphis (city) (after civil war), 1866; 408 – Ross’s Landing (Chattanooga), 1815; 409 – Bryan and Darrow (at Dayton), 1925; 410 – University of Tennessee/India Program, 1966 411 – John Reeves (Peace Corps), 1965 412 – Scopes Trial news (Knoxville Journal), 1925 413 – Reese Hall Rambler, 1918 414 – Homecoming crowd, 1930 415 – Homecoming crowd, 1930 416 – Homecoming crowd, 1930 417 – Homecoming (cooking barbecue), 1930 418 – Homecoming (cooking barbecue), 1930 419 – Homecoming (serving barbecue), 1930 420 – Cartoon (first Vol win over Vandy), 1914 421 – Marguerite Yancey (WAC in World War II), 1943; 422 – Edythe F. Adcock (UT Alumna in WWII), 1943; 423 – Captain Arthur R. Vetter (US Marine pilot), 1943; 424 – Lt. Eugene Maxwell (Army training - pilots), Sgt. Tommie Mooreland (Army training - pilots), 1944; 425 – Lt. Arthur C. Faquin, jr. (in Marines, WWII), undated; 426 – Golden Grads, 1938; 427 – Gay Blades of Nineties, 1893; 428 – R.C. (Red) Matthews, faculty, 1909; 429 – Cheerleader, 1920; 430 – Bryan, Wm. Jennings (Knoxville parade and speech), 1896 431 – Bryan, William Jennings (at Knoxville), 1896; 432 – John R. Neal (professor of law), 1950s; 433 – Ingrid Bergman (on location at UT for filming “Walk in Spring Rain”), 1969; 434 – Prank (“Six frantic freshmen”), 1914; 435 – Dr. Simon Breusch (Goodman Professor) (faculty), undated; 436 – Marie Buckley (Goodman Professor) (faculty), undated; 437 – Dr. E. Foster Williams (Goodman Professor, Medical Units), 1960s; 438 – Winston Massey (Guerry Professor) UT Chattanooga, 1960s; 439 – Dr. Karel Hujer (Guerry Professor) UT Chattanooga, 1960s; 440 – James W. Livingood (Guerry professor) UT Chattanooga, 1960s 441 – Dr. Irvine W. Grote (Guerry Professor) UT Chattanooga, 1960s; 442 – Dorothy Hackett Ward (Guerry Professor) UT Chattanooga, 1960s; 443 – Dr. Lemuel Diggs (Goodman Professor) UT Chattanooga, 1960s; 444 – President J.D. Hoskins at Football Game, 1940; 444A – Andrew D. Holt at excavation site on Kentucky Lake, 1950s; 445 – Oak Ridge (heavily guarded), 1943; 445A – Dr. James D. Hoskins, 1945; 446 – Oak Ridge early in war (aerial), 1942; 447 – Oak Ridge (helps win war—newspaper display), 1945; 448 – Hill (an armed camp), 1918; 449 – Reese Infirmary (orderly), 1918 450 - Flu Victims Reese Infirmary, 1918 451 – L.R. Hesler (faculty), 1930s; 452 – Fort Nashborough, 1781; 453 – Map of United States, 1790 – 1800; 454 – Europa and the Bull on McClung Plaza, 1970; 455 – Students on campus (Summer School of the South), 1905; 456 – Dance (Nahheeyayli-Will Osborne Band), 1938; 457 – Dance (Nahheeyayli-grand march), 1929; 458 – Dance (Barnwarmin’), 1929; 459 – Prank (snowball fight), 1962; 460 – Adolph S. Ochs, 1872 461 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – spooning), 1931; 462 – Cartoon (in Mugwump -- “After the Ball Was Over”), 1931; 463 – Advertisement (sports roadster), 1932; 464 – Advertisement (Ellis and Ernest Drug Store), 1932; 465 – Beer Keg (Kentucky cheerleaders), 1932; 466 – Beer Keg (Tennessee cheerleaders), 1932; 467 – Periodical (Mugwump), 1929; 468 – Advertisement (Tennessee Theater), 1929; 469 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – girl with bobbed hair), 1929; 470 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – poking fur at Dean Hoskins), 1929 471 – Advertisement (Booth Theater), 1929; 472 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – Roaring Twenties dress), 1929; 473 – Bobby Dodd (football coach, Georgia Tech), 1931; 474 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – fraternity humor), 1931; 475 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – Tommy Teadance – Lib Date), 1930; 476 - William Faulkner and Clarence Brown, 1940s 477 – Fad (body painting), 1969; 478 – Fad (sideburns), 1969