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364 – Advertisement (Barber shop), 1900; 365 – Norris Dam (construction), 1935; 366 – Coeds and Sailors (World War II), 1946; 367 – Ruth Stephens (faculty), 1946; 368 – Radio extension, 1938; 370 – Nurses training, 1940s; 373 – Coeds miss the boys (UTJC) (World War II), 1943; 375 – Football (UTJC Coach Paul Hug), 1946; 376 – News article (UTJC among 100 best in U.S.), 1946; 377 – Marion Dorset (discovered hog cholera vaccine), 1931

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381 – Veterans Housing (repairs in SV apartment), 1947; 385 – Fad (Sadie Hawkins Day), 1940; 387 – Temple Hall, 1920s; 389 – Coeds on car (Student Activities), 1947; 391 – Veterans Housing (family and garden), 1946; 394 – News article (about School of Social Work), 1951; 396 – Dental Infirmary, 1920s; 398 – Nurses living quarters, undated; 400 – Basketball team (first girls), 1920

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401 – Acrobatics, 1939; 401 – Russel W. Hillis, Emerson Smith, undated; 403 – University of Tennessee/India Program, undated; 404 – Campus (aerial), 1950; 406 – Memphis (city), 1840s; 407 – Memphis (city) (after civil war), 1866; 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

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420 – Cartoon (first Vol win over Vandy), 1914; 424 – Lt. Eugene Maxwell (Army training), Sgt. Tommie Mooreland (Army training), 1944; 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), 1896; 431 – Bryan, Wm. Jennings (at Knoxville), 1896; 434 – Prank (“Six frantic freshmen”), 1914; 435 – Simon Breusch (Goodman Professor) (faculty), undated

Scope and Contents Note 436 – Marie Buckley (Goodman Professor) (faculty), undated; 437 – E. Foster Williams (Goodman Professor), undated; 438 – Winston Massey (Guerry Professor) (faculty), undated; 439 – Karel Hujer (Guerry Professor) (faculty), undated; 440 – James W. Livingood (Guerry prof) (faculty), undated; 441 – Irvine W. Grote (Guerry Professor) (faculty), undated; 442 – Dorothy Hackett Ward (Guerry Professor) (faculty), undated; 443 – Lemuel Diggs (Goodman Professor) (faculty), undated; 444 – Football...

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446 – Oak Ridge (aerial), 1942; 447 – Oak Ridge (helps win war—newspaper display), 1945; 448 – Hill (an armed camp), 1918; 449 – Reese Infirmary (orderly), 1918; 450 – Reese Infirmary (flu victims), 1918; 452 – Nashborough (Fort), 1781 453 – Map (U.S.), 1790 – 1800; 456 – Dance (Nahheeyayli-Will Osborne Band) (Student Activities), 1938; 457 – Dance (Nahheeyayli-grand march) (Student Activities), 1929; 458 – Dance (Barnwarmin’) (Student Activities), 1929

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459 – Prank (snowball fight), 1962; 460 – Adolph Ochs, 1872; 461 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – spooning), 1931; 462 – Cartoon (in Mugwump -- “After the Ball Was Over”), 1931; 463 – Advertisement (sports roadster), 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

Scope and Contents Note 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 – frat humor), 1931; 475 – Cartoon (in Mugwump – Tommy Teadance – Lib Date), 1930; 477 – Fad (body painting), 1969; 478 – Fad (sideburns), 1969; 479 – Fad (“Free University), 1969; 480 – Fad (hair), 1969; 481 – Fad (Beards), 1969; 482 – Fad...

Scope and Contents Note 501 – Clement C. Clay (governor of Alabama), 1830s; 505 – James D. Hoskins (in group, 2nd row, 3d from left), 1890; 507 – Thomas A.R. Nelson (US Rep., Civil War figure), 1828; 510 – Bernadotte E. Schmitt (historia Pulitzer Prize winner), undated; 525 – Science Hall (front), undated; 705 – William G. McAdoo Sr. (University of Tennessee alumni) (Librarian), undated; 715 - Union Soldiers 875 – Hill from the west, 1888; 876 – Hill from the west, 1888; 877 – VanDeventer-Shields home (later UT...

Scope and Contents Note 1106 – Richard Nixon and Billy Graham (Knoxville Crusade), undated; 1139 – UT Martin (aerial), 1969; 1140 – UT Martin (aerial), 1968; 1141 – UT Martin (aerial), 1970; 1142 – UT Martin (Meek Library), 1968; 1143 – UT Memphis Hospital, 1965; 1144 – Wassell Randolph Student Center (Memphis), 1968; 1145 – UT Martin (New Dorm), 1968; 1146 – Heart Research (Memphis), 1967; 1147 – UT Martin (Lindsley Hall), undated; 1148 – UT Memphis (Anatomy Lab), undated; 1149 – UT Martin Hall (Moody Building,...

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1151 – UT Engineering (Physical Services Building), undated; 1152 – UT Memphis Dental Lab, undated; 1153 – Hunter Hill Theatre (aerial), undated; 1154 – UT Memphis (Anatomy Lab), undated; 1155 – UT Memphis (Dental Lab), undated; 1156 – UT Memphis (Dental Lab), 1926; 1157 – UT Memphis (Biology Lab), 1968; 1158 – UT Memphis (Medical Units), 1915; 1159 – City Hospital (Memphis), 1921; 1160 – UT Memphis (James Dobbs Memorial Research), undated

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1161 – UT Memphis (aerial), 1929; 1162 – N.W. Dougherty, 1960; 1163 – Harcourt A. Morgan (UT President), 1919; 1164 – Truett Pierce, 1970; 1165 – John Branscomb, undated; 1166 – Andy Holt (fisherman), 1960; 1167 – Senator Howard Baker, 1966; 1168 – Dean Rusk (U.S. Secretary State visits UT) and Andy Holt, undated; 1169 – James D. Harper (President ALCOA UT), 1932; 1170 – Kenneth Rush (President Union Carbide UT), 1930

Scope and Contents Note 1171 – Andy Holt, Undated; 1172 – Andy Holt (Friends of Students), 1961; 1173 – Mace first used at Inauguration of Andy Holt, 1960; 1174 – Andy Holt (German, UT Exchange Program, Tullahoma), undated; 1175 – William McAdoo (UT Alumnus, U.S. Secretary Treasury), 1918; 1176 – H.A. Morgan (UT President), undated; 1177 – Archive Dykes (University of Tennessee, Memphis), undated; 1178 – Ex. Governor Gordon Browning (Browning Hall dedication, UTM), undated; 1179 – Paul Meek (Dean UT Memphis),...

Scope and Contents Note 1181 – Coach Bob Neyland and Governor Frank Clement, undated; 1182 – James Hoskins and H.A. Morgan, undated; 1183 – Dix Noel (UTK Law Professor), undated; 1184 – Edward, Boling (UTK President), undated; 1185 – Bartlett Mauer and Ray Mears, undated; 1186 – George Romney (Commencement Speaker), undated; 1187 – “Bill Wallace of China” (Premier – UT), 1932; 1188 – Ruth Stephens (faculty), 1956; 1189 – Clayton Arnold and Martha Kay Barrett, undated; 1190 – Harold C. Warner (UTK Law Dean),...

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1191 – Social Work School Anniversary Celebration, undated; 1192 – Social Work School Anniversary Celebration, undated; 1193 – Social Work School Anniversary Celebration, undated; 1194 – Senator Howard Baker (UT Alumnus), undated; 1195 – H.A. Morgan (TVA Dam), undated; 1196 – William G. Carr (Holt Inaguration), 1960; 1197 – Lawrence Derthig (Holt Inaguration), 1960; 1198 – Homer Marsh (UTM Vice President), undated; 1199 – Archie Dykes (UTM), undated; 1200 – John M. McBryde, 1880

Scope and Contents Note 1201 – Governor Frank Clement (UTSI, Clement Hall Dedication), 1966; 1202 – General Robert Neyland, undated; 1203 – Andy Holt and Relic Hunter (undated); 1204 – John H. Heiskell (undated); 1205 – Arnold Clayton ($700,000 Scholarship Donor), 1964; 1206 – Thomas Whatley, 1964; 1207 – Myron S. McCay (Guerry Professor Physics UTC), 1968; 1208 – Harper Wilcox (Goodman Professor Anatomy UTM), 1967; 1209 – John Heiskell, 1971; 1210 – Heiskell family – Judge Carrick White Keiskell, Clayton Heiskell,...

Scope and Contents Note 1221 – James D. Hoskins, undated 1222 – A.J. Sharp (Distinguished service professor UTK), undated; 1223 – Joel Bailey (Distinguished service professor), 1967; 1224 – Calvin Buehler (Distinguished service professor), 1962; 1225 – Cooper D. Schmitt, undated; 1226 – Bernadotte Schmitt, undated; 1227 – Gerald Whitlock (Distinguished Service Professor), 1967; 1228 – K.L. Knickerbocker (Distinguished Service Professor), 1964 1229 – J. Frank Pierce (Distinguished Service Professor), 1964; 1230 –...

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1241 – Urban Renewal Area (west of Hill), 1956; 1242 – Lamar House (southwest corner Gay and Cumberland), 1870s; 1243 – View looking north corner Gay and Clitch, 1890s; 1244 – View southwest corner Gay and Clitch, before 1907; 1245 – Fraternity Row groundbreaking, undated; 1246 – View Civil War of Knoxville, undated; 1247 – View Civil War of Knoxville, undated; 1248 – View General of Knoxville from Cupola Old College, 1864; 1249 – Faculty Club, undated; 1250 – Science Hall, undated

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1251 – Hill (rear view), early 20th century; 1252 – The Hill, 1865; 1253 – Administration building, 1935; 1254 – Geography and Geology Building, undated; 1255 – Fort Sanders (Northwest Bastion, 16th and 17th Sts. Laurel and Clinch), undated; 1256 – Melrose Street (from the university), undated; 1257 – The Hill, 1880s; 1259 – Knoxville City Hall, undated; 1260 – ROTC Cadets (parade), undated

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1261 – Hill (View from south), 1920 – 1930; 1262 – Humes Hall (built 1874), undated; 1263 – Stadium, undated; 1264 – Kefauver Library Dedication, 1966; 1265 – Morrill Hall Fire, 1934; 1266 – Old Shields-Watkins Field, undated; 1270 – Old Main (Chattanooga), undated; 1271 – Flag Room (UTC), 1969; 1272 – Grote Hall (first UTC building), 1969; 1273 – Patten Chapel (UTC Campus), 1968; 1274 – Wind Tunnel (Tullahoma), undated; 1275 – AEDC (Tullahoma), 1960s; 1276 – AEDC (Facilities), 1965