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"Stone House" (Administration Building)

"Sunshine" and "Preston" hospital attendants at Virginia Tech

"Sword Swallower" at V.P.I,

A letter from Mary L. Martin of Tidewater Community College, April 6, 2008, with an enclosed poem "Tears for Tech" by Martin, dated April 16, 2007. [Personal contact information has been redacted.]

"The Peace" poem by Jasmin was received in 2007 from Public School 72 K, Class 5-5, Brooklyn NY.

"The V.P.I. Cadet March" 1902 history.

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

"Think n of u" Card from Costa Mesa, CA, c. 2007.

"Thirty Two Lights" poem is by an unknown author and unknown date.

The "Tranquility" rock sculpture is 1 of 4 square rocks with Chinese characters and English words for harmony, love, peace, tranquility, “sent by your friends in Texas”.

"Ut Prosim" copy of words and music.

"Ut Prosim" History.

Photo titled "V.P.I. as it was when opened - 1872."

"V.P.I.'s fight song was written here" article from Blackstone, (va.), Courier-Record.

Card from Costa Mesa, CA, c. 2007. Transcriptions reads "Virginia Tech Rocks all schools / We are thinking of U!!".

Metal piece by artist Eric W. Schuttler, VT Class of 1993, inscribed “We are better than we think, and not quite what we want to be.”

Memoir by Stevenson W. and Margaret R. Fletcher about their lives from 1908-1914, including living at Solitude, the birth of several of their children, vacations, and purchasing/owning a farm in Augusta County.

"We're Fighting for Old V.P.I." historical note.

"Wild Bill" Marcuson in Window of Barracks No. 2

"Will Power" Will Farrer, candidate for athletic honors poster.

"Wish for Peace" card from "Sandi" of the York Reginal Police Communications 'O' Platoon, Ontario, Canada, c. 2007. Transcription reads "Just a note / To Virginia Tech University 9-1-1- / Wish for Peace / Peace for courage to continue onwards, Peace…

Newspaper article, "Women on College Board Full-Fledged Members: Attend First Meeting with Group Consistently Male for 72 years," by Virginia Waller Davis, Roanoke Times, August 15, 1944. This pdf document was created from an existing webpage from…

The second volume of the Tin Horn, the yearbook for and by the female students at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Early women students at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VPI) were not allowed to be in The Bugle yearbook. For several years after…

The third volume of the Tin Horn, the yearbook for and by the female students at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Early women students at Virginia Polytechnic Institute (VPI) were not allowed to be in The Bugle yearbook. For several years after…

02-03 University Faculty-Staff Planning Calendar.

05-06 University Faculty-Staff Planning Calendar.

Primarily used on large farms in Canadian Northwest

1892-1992 VT Centennial [football].

19 Murray Street, Fincastle, Virginia. Home, in 1872, of Mr. Benjamin Carper Hedrick, a professional tailor, where the first VAMC uniforms were made.

1901 Football Team

1902 Football Team

1903 Baseball Team

1903 Football Team

1904 Baseball Team

1909 Easter Cotillion given by German Club dance card cover;

1909 Easter Cotillion given by German Club dance card inside;

1912 Annual Geman Club Dance Card cover; Given by Junior Class to Senior Class

1912 Annual German Club Dance Card inside;

1914 Annual German dance card cover;

1914 Annual German dance card inside;

1917 Opening German Club Dance Card cover;

1917 Opening German Club Dance Card inside;

1924 Opening German dance card cover; Music by Naylor and his Seven Aces of Birmingham, Alabama

1924 Opening German dance card inside; Music by Naylor and his Seven Aces of Birmingham, AL

1924 Thanksgiving German given by the Cotillion Club dance card cover; Music by Naylor and his Seven Aces of Birmingham, Alabama

1924 Thanksgiving German given by the Cotillion Club dance card inside; Music by Naylor and his Seven Aces of Birmingham, Alabama

1925 Junior-Senior Prom dance card cover; Gift of Ann Phillips, 1956

1925 Junior-Senior Prom dance card inside; Gift of Ann Phillips, 1956

1925 Mid-Winter German given by The Cotillion Club dance card cover; Music by Naylor and his Seven Aces of Birmingham, AL