Browse Items (8959 total)

Famous College Songs.

A handwritten letter to J. T. Cowan from J. L. Bell, November 12, 1911.

Letter from John C. Boggs, Jr. to Col. Hary D. Temple, page 1.

A handwritten account of purchases made by J. T. at Dillon & Harless, 1899.

A handwritten account of purchases made by J. T. at Dillon & Harless, 1900.

A handwritten account of purchases made by J. T. at Dillon & Harless, 1899 and 1900.

I'm Drifting Back to Dreamland, by Florence Charlesworth, Charles Harrison, and Jack Sadler, 1922.

Nelly Bly (Fosters Ethiopian Melodies), by Stephen Foster, 1850.

Ma Tiger Lily, lyrics by Clay M. Greene, 1900.

Oh We Miss You at Home, lyrics and music by H. H. Hawley, 1862.

The V.P.I. Cadet March cover. NY: Harry Coleman, 1902

Photograph of the campus landscape, taken by president McBryde, with the president's house in the lower left.

Photograph of a landscape view of V.A.M.C. campus. President's house is to the right, with a gabled roof. Photograph taken by John McLaren McBryde

Indian Summer, by Victor Moulton, 1910.

Scarborough Civic Centre, Exterior; Postcard states "A night view of Scarborough Civic Centre the Municipal headquarters of the Borough of Scarborough, Ontario, Canada." Produced by I.P.S. (Handicrafts) Ltd., I.P.S. Centre, Burlington, Ontario

Scarborough City Hall, Interior

"The V.P.I. Cadet" - History.

Letter from "Babe" to Ann Lum Family.

A poem written by "VT Dad" and a handwritten note addressed to President Steger.

Card from Lindsey [Colemand?] of the York Regional Police Communications "D" Platoon, Ontario, Canada, c. 2007. Transcription reads "Your helping hands touched the hearts of so amy people…Yal [sic] are all in my toughts & prayers.. Love, Lindsey…

This letter was sent from A. C. Collins to Edgar Knapp on December 30, 1863.

Extensive summary of the event where A. E. Barnett interviewed several men involved in the Cordie Cheek case.

Report of events after the Cordie Cheek lynching.

Sheet music for "A Little Love, A Little Kiss (Un Peu d'Amour)" composed by Lao Silésu, lyrics by A. Nilson Fysher, with English lyrics by Adrian Ross.

This letter is from A. S. Ward and request that his brother's clothes be sent to him.

Letter sent to B. R. Smith from A. Savage about pay for John N. Smith's clothing.

Letter sent to the estate of John N. Smith about payment for clothing.

A note written by A.M. Gray and wife that wishes health and happiness. No date given.

Love is Just a Little Bit of Heaven, composed by Abel Baer, lyrics by Al Bryan, 1926.

A handwritten letter from Zedia Abell. The cover has the words "To: Virginia Tech" and a drawing of heart. The inside has a positive message and poem that expresses sympathy to VT students with a couple of hearts.

For the First Time in My Life, composed by Irving Actman, lyrics by Jean Herbert and Al Koppell, 1930.

The Little Brown Owl, lyrics by Ada Leonora Harris, music by Wilfrid Sanderson, 1917.

Elizabeth K. Adams note regarding land division

This pamphlet celebrates the 15th anniversary of the joint USA-USSR Space Mission, Apollo-Soyuz. The pamphlet includes the story of the project, an event program, and thanks to contributors and sponsors.

Are You Sorry? Composed by Milton Ager, lyrics by Benny Davis, 1925.

Graduate Study in Agricultural and Applied Economics.

Mean to Me, composed by Fred E. Ahlert, lyrics by Roy Turk, 1929.

Members of the Blacksburg Volunteer Fire Department sit in the back of the town's first fire truck.

Song written and performed by Randy Alcorn in response to the April 16, 2007 shootings at Virginia Tech.

Letter of condolence from Randy Alcorn to Virginia Tech President Charles W. Steger, Jr.

The Southern Soldier Boy, lyrics by Capt. C. W. Alexander, song as sung by Miss Sallie Partington in the Virginia Cavalier at the Richmond New Theatre, 1863.

A handwritten letter from Kris Allen from Sasebo, Japan. The letter has a cut out of a man and written inside of the man is a message of sending prayers across the sea.

A handwritten letter from Nancy Alondra. The cover has "Sorry" with a frowny face. The inside has a positive message, sending condolences to Virginia Tech and its students.

Article by Mrs. W. D. Altman from the July 1, 1976 Montgomery News Messenger Bicentennial Edition.

Article by Mrs. W. D. Altman from the May 30, 1957 Montgomery News Messenger.