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Photograph of people on horseback near the Grove at Virginia Tech. On the left are President and Mrs. McBryde are on the left with the two Davidson daughters. The ladies are riding side-saddle.

Photograph of three members of the John McLaren McBryde family.

Photograph of two farm buildings on Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College.

Photograph of a house on the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College campus.

Photograph of Professor Davidson's chemistry class at S.C.C.W. in Columbia, South Carolina, in 1890.

Photograph taken in 1865 of John McLaren McBryde.

Photograph taken in 1878 of John McLaren McBryde.

Photograph taken of John McLaren McBryde.

Photograph of the President's house at theUniversity of South Carolina.

Photograph of the home of the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College president in the spring.

Postcard of a house, sent by John M. McBryde Jr. to family.

Photograph of Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA. The home of John McLauren McBryde. Photo taken by Larry McBryde on trip to Blacksburg. When President McBryde died in 1923, his son, Professor James McBryde and family lived in Midhurst.

Photograph of Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA. The home of John McLauren McBryde. Photo taken by Larry McBryde on trip to Blacksburg. When President McBryde died in 1923, his son, Professor James McBryde and family lived in Midhurst.

Photograph taken of The Grove on Virginia Tech campus in 1978. Larry McBryde is standing on the steps.

Photograph of Jack McBryde on a horse named "Daisy" in front of Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. McBryde's six grandchildren playing in a stream.

Photograph taken in 1916 of Mr. (president) and Mrs. McBryde's grandchildren and family at Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA.

Photograph taken in 1916 of Mr. (president) and Mrs. McBryde's grandchildren and family at Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA.

Photograph taken in 1916 of Mr. (president) and Mrs. McBryde's grandchildren and family at Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA.

Photograph taken in 1916 of Mr. (president) and Mrs. McBryde's grandchildren and family at Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA.

Photograph of the McBryde family dog on the steps of Midhurst, Blacksburg, VA.

Photograph of president John M. McBryde with his two dogs at a family event.

Photograph of president John M. McBryde walking his two dogs.

Photograph of Dr. Robert James McBryde, D.D. (1845-1916), Dr. John M. McBryde's brother.

Photograph of the McBryde family, possibly in the old president's house.

Photograph of the McBryde family, possibly in the old president's house.

Photograph of the McBryde-Watson family, taken at Virginia Tech.

Photograph of president John M. McBryde and his son, Dr. Charles Neil McBryde (1872-1962) standing on a train car.

Photograph of president McBryde's family in Rockbridge County, VA.

Photograph of the McBryde family, 1891, during Christmas.

Photograph of the McBryde family in South Carolina.

Photograph of three boys working outside of the president's house.

Photograph of Mrs. Cora Bolton McBryde and two children in Columbia, SC.

Photograph of John M. McBryde Jr. on horseback with one of the family dogs.

Photograph of John McBryde Jr. on horseback at Midurst in Blacksburg, VA.

Photograph taken of Susie McBryde on one horse and John M. McBryde, Jr. with a young woman on the other.

Photograph of Dr. Charles N. McBryde, Dr. John M. McBryde, Jr., and Mrs. Anna McBryde Davidson, (left to right).

Photograph of the McBryde family at the presidents house, V.A.M.C.. Susan "Susie" McBryde is in center, looking asleep with her head resting on someone. James Bolton McBryde is on the far right in the light suit and wearing the straw boater hat.…

Photograph of the family at the presidents house.

Photograph of the McBryde family at the presidents house. Back row left is Charles N. "Saint" McBryde. In the front row, right, is James Bolton McBryde. Susie McBryde is center row second from left.

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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.