479 – Fad (“Free University), 1969; 480 – Fad (hair and beards), 1969 481 – Fad (Beards), 1969; 482 – Fad (confrontation with authorities), 1970; 483 – Fad (sloppy dress), 1970; 484 – Dance (Student Activities), 1970; 485 – Fad (Frisbee) in Circle Park, 1970 500 – J.T. Brown (faculty), undated 501 – Clement C. Clay (governor of Alabama), 1830s; 502 – Winfield Dunn (governor of Tennessee), 1955; 503 – Charles H. Gordon (faculty), undated; 504 – Cleburne B. Hatfield, 1924; 505 – James D. Hoskins (in group, 2nd row, 3d from left), 1890; 506 – Samuel H. Lockett (faculty), 1877; 507 – Thomas A.R. Nelson (US Rep., Civil War figure), 1828; 508 – David R. Ray (Vietnam Medal of Honor winner), 1970; 509 – Cooper D. Schmitt (faculty), 1904; 511 – Herbie Tade (paralyzed football player), 1935; 512 – Periodical (Tennessee Alumnus), undated; 513 – Periodical (Tennessee Poetry Journal), 1967; 514 – Hill scenes (with professors), undated; 515 – Document (receipt from President Carrick), 1805; 516 – Stamps (ETU), 1876; 517 – Letters (from Richard L. White to father), 1846; 517 – Letters (from President Estabrook to Mr. White), 1847; 518 – Deaf and Dumb Asylum (Knoxville, during Civil War), 1860s; 519 – Charles Humes correspondence, 1883; 519 - Charles Humes correspondence continued, 1883; 520 – Periodical (Independent Truth), 1923 522 – Campus Entrance, undated; 523 – Carrick Hall, undated; 524 – Science Hall (front), undated; 525 – Science Hall (front), undated; 526 – Old College (South College), undated; 527 – Reese Hall, undated; 528 –Wait Field (ROTC), undated; 529 – Wait Field (parade), undated; 600 – First Football Team, 1892 601 – A.B. Wegener, 1892; 602 – UT Doctors Football team, 1920s; 603 – Lake Ross Neel, 1907; 604 – Joshua Caldwell (AA President), 1898; 605 – Victor M. Davis (AA Secretary), 1926-1948; 606 –Dr. Lenox Baker, undated; 607 – Albert Miller Lea, undated; 608 – Archibald Roane (Blount College trustee), undated; 609 – Willie Blount (Blount College trustee), undated; 610 – C.E. Wait, C.O. Hill, and Will Hunter, undated 611 – T.D. Morris Jr. (UT. Treasurer’s son), undated; 612 – Dr. Rhea Seddon (among first women astronauts), undated; 613 – Marion Barry (black Washington D.C. mayor), undated; 614 – Volunteer statue, undated; 615 – Ralph Frost, undated; 616 – Horace Dunagan, undated; 617 – Shield-Watkins Field (Presentation), 1926; 700 – Carnicus (assorted scenes), undated 701 – Clarence Brown Theatre (Macbeth), 1975; 702 – John Cullom (University of Tennessee alumni), 1975; 703 – University of Tennessee Theatre, 1930s; 704 – Indian mound (agricultural campus) undated; 705 – William G. McAdoo Sr. (University of Tennessee alumni), undated; 706 – Donald Peterson (first challenger mission) (University of Tennessee alumni), 1983; 707 – Nancy Ann Min (Rhodes Scholar) (University of Tennessee alumni), undated; 708 – Alexander O. Anderson, undated; 709 – Mary Hardin McCown (University of Tennessee alumni), undated; 710 – Bob Neyland, Strang Nicklin (West Point baseball team) (University of Tennessee alumni), undated 711 – Clyde York (University of Tennessee alumni), undated; 712 – Ellis and Ernest drugstore, undated; 713 – University of Tennessee band in Nixon inaugural, 1973; 714 – President’s home, original site on Main Street, undated; 717 – Mimi Roeder (University of Tennessee alumni), undated; 718 – McAdoo-Smith (newspaper) (Democratic Convention) (University of Tennessee alumni), 1924; 719 – Mud Glyph Cave (Charles Faulkner), undated; 720 – Carousel Theatre, 1950s 721 – Cotton States Exposition (Atlanta), 1895; 873 – Summer School of South (“Kindergarten”), 1908; 874 – Summer School of South (“Kindergarten”), 1908; 875 – Hill from the west, 1888