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The Howe Account Documented by Cassel
A receipt/ contract where Cassel is boarding and feeding Captain William Howe's stallion.
The Household (of the Detroit Free Press): A Cyclopaedia of Practical Hints for Modern Homes
644 pages
The Hotel St. Francis Cook Book
430 pages
The Home Science Cook Book
281 pages
The Grove, Blacksburg, Virgina
Picture of "The Grove" at Virginia Tech, 3-story brick house with a wrap-around porch and a person sitting on the front steps
The Grove (President's House)
The Grove (President's House)
The Grocer's Encyclopedia
748 pages
The Green Room, Hotel Roanoke
The Green Room, Hotel Roanoke
The Great Global Gobbler of the Galaxy
Photographs taken of the "The Great Global Gobbler of the Galaxy" statue. Originally located at College and Main inside and sponsored by the Lester Group.
The Gray Jacket Staff
The Gray Jacket Staff
The Golf Club
The Golf Club
The German Club Illustration
The German Club Illustration
The Gazebo at Yellow Sulphur Springs
The Gazebo at Yellow Sulphur Springs
The Gathright Wildlife Management Area
Dr. Cutler stands by the sign of the Gathright Wildlife Management Area, where he was birdwatching
The Foundry
The Foundry
The Forge
The Forge
The Forge
The Forge
The Flood of 1943 at VPI
Photo of the 1943 flood at VPI.
The Flood of 1943 at VPI
Photo of the 1943 flood at VPI.
The Floding Company Manufacturers Catalog (Ms1988-009)
Catalog of regalia and supplies for the Odd Fellows, includes illustrations of ribbons, collars, banners, and pins.
The Flight Line - Flight Instructors and Student Pilots
V.P.I. Airport
The first VAMC Student, W.A. Caldwell, 1872
V.A.M.C. Alumnus
The First Practical Reaper, Invented by C. H. McCormick, in Virginia, 1831
The First Practical Reaper, Invented by C. H. McCormick, in Virginia, 1831
The First McCormick Self Rake Reaper
The First McCormick Self Rake Reaper
The First Huckleberry
Virginia Anthracite Coal and Railway Co. Huckleberry
The first football team, 1892
Captain--Professor Anderson, Colors--Black & Gray
The First Field Team
The first Field Day was held on May 20, 1896 and continued until 1906.
The First Black Students At Virginia Tech, 1953-1963, by Peter Wallenstein
This is the text of an article for Diversity News in 1997 on the first black students at Virginia Tech. This pdf document was created from an existing webpage from the original 125th Anniversary digital exhibit. Please note: The Black History…
The Field House Fire, 1923
Photo of the field house fire in 1923.
The Faculty, 1895-1896
The Faculty, 1895-1896
The Faculty 1895-1896
Photo of The Faculty 1895-1896
The EXCHANGE Lumber Company's Map of Roanoke, Virginia
The EXCHANGE Lumber Company's Map of Roanoke, Virginia
The Evolution of Creativity Phase V: Triumph
This image is part five of Ruth Fisher's painting series titled "The Evolution of Creativity." The accompanying description in Fisher's scrapbook states that Triumph is "rising above the struggles, modifications, and discouragements, the creator…
The Evolution of Creativity Phase IV: Reflections
This image is part four of Ruth Fisher's painting series titled "The Evolution of Creativity." The accompanying description in Fisher's scrapbook states that Reflections is "evaluating achievements with dreams of new advances based on a stady of…
The Evolution of Creativity Phase III: Realization
This image is part three of Ruth Fisher's painting series titled "The Evolution of Creativity." The accompanying description in Fisher's scrapbook states that Realization is "shaping the stuff of life into forms of power, beauty and functional…
The Evolution of Creativity Phase II: Experimentation
This image is part two of Ruth Fisher's painting series titled "The Evolution of Creativity." The accompanying description in Fisher's scrapbook states that Experimentation is "moved by furies which surround the creator, i.e. doubts, despair,…
The Evolution of Creativity Phase I: Conception
This image is part one of Ruth Fisher's painting series titled "The Evolution of Creativity." The accompanying description in Fisher's scrapbook states that Conception is "jumping into the blue sky of theory and hypothesis forming patterns from…
The Elks Club Picnic after the Rain
The Elks Club Picnic after the Rain
The Effect of Fillets Between Wings and Fuselage on the Drag and Propulsive Efficiency of an Airplane
Technical note written by Melvin Gough for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics during his time at the Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory. This is NACA technical note no. 299.
The Early History of Affirmative Action at Virginia Tech: An Historical Account, by James W. Dean
This text is an article for a university publication on the history of affirmative action on campus, written in 1995. This pdf document was created from an existing webpage from the original 125th Anniversary digital exhibit.
The Duchsciues at Crystal Springs, Roanoke, Va.
The Duchsciues at Crystal Springs, Roanoke, Va.