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Panorama of VPI campus, 1907.

Panorama of VPI campus, 1907.

Panorama of VPI campus, 1907.

Panorama of VPI campus, 1907.

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Audio clip of interview with Hunter McClelland and their first memories of being on the Virginia Tech campus

Blacksburg, VA, history from 1748 to 1900 by D. McCombs in 1981.

This letter to the editor of the Virginia Tech magazine, Context, was written by C. Ross McCorkle, in response to two memoirs published in 1970 (see "Living iving History in Action: Tech Alumni Reminisce," Context, Autumn 1970 vol. 5, no. 1). In the…

Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey, by McCree and VonTilzer, 1937.

A handwritten letter from Dorothy McCreight. The cover has a drawing of a heart with VT in the middle and "Texas to you" on the other side. The inside has a positive message expressing sympathy to Virginia Tech students.

Letter from Miss Mary Kyle McCulloch in Daleville, Virginia, to her brother and sister.

If I Only Had a Home Sweet Home, composed by A. L. McDermott and J. Johns, 1906.

This map depicts the buildings (numbered), planned structures, and other infrastructure measurements on campus, 1931.

Genealogy from James McGavock and Mary Cloyd.

Genealogy from James McGavock and Mary Cloyd.

A handwritten letter from Brinn McGhee. The cover has a VT cut out with the phrase "In our hearts, in out prayers," written along the edge. The corners have tiny hearts in them. The inside expresses sympathy and condolences to VT students. It also…

A letter from Vice President William McKeefery to Robert Frye, President of the Gay Student Alliance, dated July 22, 1971, in response to Frye's letter to the Dean for Student Programs, dated June 30, regarding the decision not to recognize the Gay…

Photo from the Roanoke Times titled, "New dining hall at VPI."

Letter from James and [Polly] MConnel to Mr. Jacob Trevey.

A handwritten letter from Courtney Meadows, a student at Spanishburg Elementary School. The cover has the words "Virginia Tech." The inside has a positive message that expresses sympathy to VT students. The inside also has drawing of a crying face…

This photo is of the Graduate Life Center at Donaldson Brown, taken by Ray Meese of VT University Relations, June 22, 2020.

This photo is of the Moss Arts Center by Ray Meese of VT University Relations, May 22, 2020

Quilt made by Melissa Steven Quilter; donated to the Cook Counseling Center shortly after the events of April 16 2007.

Mellin's Food Company produced baby food, as well as nutritional foods for invalids. These represent a few of the Mellin's trade cards in the Culinary Ephemera Collection.

A handwritten letter from Eloy Mendaya. It has a positive message about sending condolences and prayer to Virginia Tech and its students.

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Take Your Gun and Go, John, music by H. T. Merrill, inscribed to the Maine volunteers, 1962.

Song written and performed by Chad Patterson as Messenger in response to the April 16, 2007 shootings at Virginia Tech.

Letter to L. Q. C. Lamar in support of J. W. M. Harris for Territorial Governor of Washington

Letter to L. Q. C. Lamar in support of J. W. M. Harris for Territoral Governor of Washington from J. B. Metcalf

Absent, lyrics by Catherine Young Glen, composed by John W. Metcalf, 1899.

This photo by Clayton Metz of VT University Relations is of an experiment in the Virginia Tech Carilion's Center for Human Neuroscience Research, part of the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC, 2021.

For Me and My Gal, composed by Geo. W. Meyer, E. Ray Geotz, and Edgar Leslie, 1917.

Article about archaeological history in Blacksburg, VA.

Photographs taken of the "Hokie Stone" statue. Originally located at Park by Police St. and sponsored by Bill Ellenbogen LLC.

Photographs taken of the "HokieKopia" statue.

Photographs taken of the "Gentleman's Manor" statue. Located at the corner of Washingrtoon and Draper Road but later moved to the German Club Manor. Sponsored by the German Club.

A recollection of the town and its history by R.D. Michael.

The Civil War diary of James Miles, an enlisted soldier in the 185th Regiment of the New York Infantry. The diary describes soldier life and spans from January to March 1865 until the author was killed in action. Entries include descriptions of…

After by Millard and Cooper, 1867.

Letter from Miller to a friend, talking about camp life and activities, including cutting down trees.

Roanoke Times article describing the opening of the Inn at Virginia Tech and Skelton Conference Center and the Holtzman Alumni Center, July 9, 2005.

Sketch of Blacksburg in 1853, A single large road lined with houses and building, moutains in the background