Browse Items (29995 total)

Harp Sounds, by Albert Jungmann.

Wedding Bells are Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine, by Kahal, Rankin, and Fain, 1929.

Broken Hearted Melody, by Kahn and Jones, 1922.

Old Pal, by Kahn and Van Alstyne, 1924.

When Eliza Rolls Her Eyes, by Kahn and Warren, 1928.

Waltz You Saved For Me, by Kahn, King, and Flindt, 1930.

Hand bound book of condolences with natural stick and leaf binding and handmade paper

Four views of a paper chain made by students at Kalamazoo College, in Kalamazoo, Michigan, as a gesture "to bring some comfort to the Virginia Tech community."

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 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.

Photographs taken of the "Hokie Pokie Dot" statue. Orginally located at Clay & S Main, later located at Holiday Inn/Collegiate Inn, Prices Fork Rd. Sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Photographs taken of the "Word Bird" statue. Located near Squires Student Center and Newman Library and sponsored by The Roanoke Times.

Photographs taken of the "Holstien Hokie" statue.

Photographs taken of the "What is a Hokie?" statue. Sponsored by Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center.

Photographs taken of the "Flying From a Firm Foundation" statue. Sponsored by Michael Cooke CPA and originally located at Gables, Krogers owned by Bill ellenbogen located at University Mall.

Till the End of Time, by Kaye and Mossman, 1945.

Map of Indigenous territories in what is now Virginia around 1600 from First People: The Early Indians of Virginia by Keith Egloff and Deborah Woodward (University of Virginia Press, 1992)

Map of Indigenous territories in Virginia in 1992 from First People: The Early Indians of Virginia by Keith Egloff and Deborah Woodward (University of Virginia Press, 1992)

When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget, words and music by E. Austin Keith, by 1911.

573 pages

581 pages

210 pages

Union soldier in the 5th U.S. Artillery, Battery I, during the Civil War. Papers include a diary written between January and May 1865, while stationed in New York and Virginia. Participated in the occupation of Petersburg, Virginia, in April 1865.…

Takes a brief look at Virginia Tech's first 100 years, from 1872 to 1972.

Photographs taken of the "Everything is Coming Up Roses" statue. Originally located at Recreation Center and sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

Photographs taken of the "The Spirit of Tech" statue. Sponsored by Sherwood Payne Quillen '71 - To VT Cheerleaders and Hokie Birds.

Sympathy, by Kendis and Paley, 1905.

Photographs taken of the "The Old and The New" statue. Originally at the Municipal Building, North side, and sponsored by Blacksburg Partnership.

The Board of Visitors of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute who on Tuesday, June 27, assumed the administrative control of the Radford College which under the acts of its consolidation with the Virginia Polytechnic Institute became the Woman's…

The Appalachian Power Co. dam during inital construction. Located on the New River above Radford

154 pages

Can I Forget You, by Kern and Hammerstein, 1937.

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