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This collection houses a variety of records documenting the University of Tennessee's 1994 Bicentennial.

There are four University of Tennessee Volunteers football jerseys from different bowl games: the January 1992 Fiesta Bowl, the January 1994 Citrus Bowl, the December 1994 Gator Bowl, and the January 1996 Citrus Bowl.

This collection houses the University of Tennessee's budgets dating from the 1931-1932 fiscal year through the 1951-1952 fiscal year. It also includes recommendations for salary revisions made in January of 1952.

This collection houses the University of Tennessee's budget documents showing FY 1952 through FY 1994.

This collection consists primarily of blueprints documenting a number of University of Tennessee buildings, including Ayres Hall, Morgan Hall, Taylor Hall, Hodges Library, and Hoskins Library. It also houses plans to a building called University Hall (1894), which was never built.

This collection consists of a blueprint drawing of the layout of the University of Tennessee campus in 1916. The locations of many historic buildings are shown, including Jefferson Hall, South College, Reese Hall, Ayres Hall, and others.

These four images, reproduced from the University of Tennessee Record and other sources, show the UT campus between approximately 1888 and 1900. They include summer and winter views, a drawing of the president's house and surrounding area, and an aerial view from the northeast.

This collection contains one copy of the University of Tennessee Choral Society's recording of the Alma Mater, The Spirit of the Hill, and Our Champions. John Carl Tegnell directed the performance and Mary Charlotte Sloan and Robert Joan provided the piano accompaniment.

This collection houses records documenting the University of Tennessee Computing Center from 1962 to 1990.

This collection houses photographs printed in the Tennessee Alumnus and the Torchbearer or otherwise used for development purposes between 1958 and 1995.

This collection contains miscellaneous ephemera connected with the University of Tennessee. Dates of these ephemera range from late 19th century to the mid 20th century. Most of the ephemera is not related to each other, but are all related to the University of Tennessee.

This collection houses applications, brochures, safety posters, advertisements, course and program descriptions, scholarships, financial aid information, descriptions of residence halls, and other materials documenting student life at the University of Tennessee. Although most of the collection is dated 2001-2005, a small portion comes from 1976-1999, and 2006-2007.

This collection consists of invitations, programs, and announcements from the University of Tennessee's various clubs, societies, and departments dating from 1891 to 1915.

This collection houses two faculty handbooks, two faculty evaluation manuals, and a study of wage labor on the University of Tennessee campus.

This collection houses meeting minutes, newsletters, correspondence, calendars, financial documents, officers' materials, club records, and scrapbooks of the Faculty Women's Club between 1920 and the present. The Collection also contains some material from the Newcomer's Club and the Dame's Club.

This collection houses three 4 x 8 inch University of Tennessee Football Handkerchiefs. Each has a white background and bears an orange UT emblem with a figure of a football player running before it in the top left corner.

This collection houses a variety of material documenting the University of Tennessee football team from 1908 to 1993. These items include a ribbon worn by UT fans at the 1908 Vanderbilt-UT game, football schedules from 1934, 1970-72, 1990-91, and 1992-93, an advertisement from the Athletic Association promoting season tickets for the 1930-31 season, and finally a facetious University of Tennessee Entrance Exam for Prospective Football Players and Fans by Johnny Majors dated 1984.

This collection houses one photograph of the University of Tennessee 1916 Football Squad.

This collection houses a single freshman cap worn by first-year students at the University of Tennessee from the 1920’s to the 1940’s. The cap is made of green felt and displays an orange UT symbol on its front.