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Always, lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1925.

How About Me? Lyricist and composer Irving Berlin, 1928.

I'll See You in C-U-B-A, composed by Irving Berlin.

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning, composed by Irving Berlin, 1918.

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up In The Morning, composed by Irving Berlin, 1918. Cover 2.

Remember, by Irving Berlin, 1925.

Roses of Yesterday, composed by Irving Berlin, 1928.

The Song is Ended But the Memory Lingers On, composed by Irving Berlin, 1927.

Sunshine, composed by Irving Berlin, 1928.

What'll I Do, by Irving Berlin, 1923.

Yascha Michaeloffsky's Melody, composed by Irving Berlin, 1928.

Waiting for You at the End of the Road, by Irving Berlin, 1929.

What'll I Do, by Irving Berlin, 1923.

I Want To Be In Dixie, composed by Irving Berlin and Ted Synder, 1911.

Letter of condolence from Dustin Berry and Nicole Aguilar to Virginia Tech.

Letter from Hans A. Bethe to Robert E. Marshak, dated July 25, 1939, and discussing a manuscript that Marshak had sent. Bethe is offering advice to Robert E. Marshak about his paper and publication.

Letter from Hans A. Bethe to Robert E. Marshak, dated December 12, 1940, and congratulating him on a prize that he had won. Bethe also asked several questions about the paper that had won the prize.

Letter from Hans A. Bethe to Robert E. Marshak, dated April 13, 1944, and responding to a previous letter from Marshak. Bethe is expressing happiness about something that Marshak had said in that previous letter.

Letter from Hans A. Bethe to Robert E. Marshak, dated April 25, 1944, and responding to a previous letter from Marshak accepting a position under Bethe. The letter goes in to some specifics of the position. The position that the letter is reffering…

Letter from Hans A. Bethe to Robert E. Marshak, dated May 7, 1951, and discussing several different physics experiments that they were conducting.

An undated letter from Hans A. Bethe to Robert E. Marshak about a paper that Marshak had sent to him. Bethe is giving advice to Robert E. Marshak about his writing and asking questions about some of the math in the paper.

Letter of condolence from Lawrence E. Bethune to Dean Jerry Niles, College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences.

Photographs taken of the "Van Gogh Gobbler" statue. Originally located at the Park by Police St. and sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Photographs taken of the "Mondrian Hokie Bird" statue. Sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

We Love It, words by Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, music by Harry Warren.

Toreador Song from Carmen, composed by Georges Bizet, 1902.

Paper Doll, composer by Johnny Black, 1943.

Paper Doll, composed by Johnny Black, 1943.

A detailed map that shows the farm and grounds of Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College. It contains field notes and a table of areas, which defines the acreage of various plots. Two hand-written notes are also on the map, one from Blackford…

This map of the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College campus has notes on buildings and the natural landscape, such as location of stone and trees. It dates to 1882 with additional notes from 1902.

Photographs taken of the "Cultivating Learning" statue. Originally located in Town Park and sponsored by Blacksburg Children.

Street map of the town of Blacksburg, prepared for the Blacksburg Engineering Department in 1982.

An underground progressive newspaper published by The Blacksburg Free Press between 1968 and 1970. The articles were written mainly by Virginia Tech students and members of the Blacksburg community.