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Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.

Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.

Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.

Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.

Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.

Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.

Photo from the Roanoke Times titled, "Imposing VPI building near finish (Burruss Hall)"

Photo from the Roanoke Times titled, "Historic landscape is beutified by garden clubs."

Photo from the Roanoke Times titled, "Faculty dormitory is formally opened."

Photo from the Roanoke Times titled, "Expanding VPI as seen from air."

Aerial view photo taken of the Virginia Tech campus.

Aerial view photo taken of the Virginia Tech campus.

Photo taken of the outside of McBryde Hall.

Photo taken of the Drillfield, War Memorial Chapel, and Newman Library during the winter.

Photo of the VPI campus taken in 1887.

A poem sent to Virginia Tech for the first anniversary of the tragic events on April 16, 2007. The sender only is identified as "J.W. Class of 2009."

A handmade card with a poem titled "Don't Quit" sent by Jennifer Glover at Bank of America.

A handwritten poem on pink construction paper by Victoria M. sent to Virginia Tech following the tragic events of April 16, 2007.

This untitled poem by an anonymous individual was originally left with five posters on campus within the first few weeks of the tragic events on April 16, 2007.

A typed poem titled "I Planted a Rose: A Tribute to the Hokie Nation" written by Charlie McCauley with an accompanying handwritten letter to Debbie Day. The handwritten letter has been cropped in this exhibit to protect certain personal information…

A typed poem by Barbara Ledbetter and an accompanying handwritten note sent to Virginia Tech following the tragic events of April 16, 2007.

An untitled poem and handmade card sent by the Christiansburg Primary School.

A poem addressed to "The Bereaved People of the Virginia Tech Tragedy" written by the September 11th Families for Peaceful Tomorrows.

A typed poem written by Tim Williamson, dedicated to the 32 fallen Hoakies.

A poem titled "Incident at Virginia Tech" by Derek Wilson and his accompanying letter addressed to Nikki Giovanni. This is one of the two versions Wilson sent to Virginia Tech following the tragic events of April 16, 2007.

A typed poem by H.K. Grave titled "Thirty-Two."

Untitled Poem by Jamie H., written in a card with illustration on front and a quotation from Thomas Campbell on the inside.

An untitled poem by Rebecca C.

A poem written by Yieni addressed to the students of Virginia Tech.

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

A poem handwritten in silver ink on a red card by an anonymous individual.

A poem signed by an unknown individual and their family

A handwritten note and poem titled "Young People in Blacksburg Virginia" by an anonymous indiviual who sent these to Virignia Tech following the April 16, 2007 tragedy. 

"Ut Prosim" seal o f Virginia Polytechnic Institute Corps of Cadets.

Photo of "The Bugle," after publication of annual copy.

Photo of "The Bugle, " before publication of annual copy.

Photo, "Keeping warm," used in the 1919 calendar.

A collection of six photos used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "As we used to end the year," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "The campus beautiful," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "A shady walk," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "This campus beautiful," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "What we want once more," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "What we want once more," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "The squad in action," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "Football Squad-lost not a single game," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "Our Baby Brook," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "Our Shops," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "Life at Plattsburg," used in the 1919 calendar.

Photo, "Life at Plattsburg," used in the 1919 calendar.