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Class ring from 1964
Class ring from 1964. Image is a scanned close-up of photograph from the 1964 Bugle yearbook.
Front view of 1964 class ring with colored stone
Front view of 1964 class ring with colored stone. Once displayed in the Squires ring display case, a men's and a women's ring were photographed by Josh Armstrong and Rick Griffiths (University Relations).
Left side view of 1964 class ring with colored stone
Left side view of 1964 class ring with colored stone. Once displayed in the Squires ring display case, a men's and a women's ring were photographed by Josh Armstrong and Rick Griffiths (University Relations).
Right side view of 1964 class ring with colored stone
Right side view of 1964 class ring with colored stone. Once displayed in the Squires ring display case, a men's and a women's ring were photographed by Josh Armstrong and Rick Griffiths (University Relations).
Advertising poster for sale of 1964 class rings with names of the ring design committee members.
Advertising poster for sale of 1964 class rings with names of the ring design committee members. . Scan of a poster that was provided by Mr. Donald W. Honaker II, Class of 1964.
Once displayed in the Squires ring display case, a men's and a…
Once displayed in the Squires ring display case, a men's and a…
Left side view of 1964 class ring with clear stone
Left side view of 1964 class ring with clear stone. Once displayed in the Squires ring display case, a men's and a women's ring were photographed by Josh Armstrong and Rick Griffiths (University Relations).
Right side view of 1964 class ring with clear stone
Right side view of 1964 class ring with clear stone. Once displayed in the Squires ring display case, a men's and a women's ring were photographed by Josh Armstrong and Rick Griffiths (University Relations).
James D. McComas Ring Collection - Class of 1996 Ring Sale
James D. McComas Ring Collection - Class of 1996 Ring Sale.
Bloom N' the Burg
Photographs taken of the " Bloom N' the Burg" statue. Originally located at 620 N. Main and sponsored by Dr. Steve Jacobs.
Harp Sounds - Albert Jungmann
Harp Sounds, by Albert Jungmann.
Photograph from the City of Alexandria Market Square vigil
This photographs shows a person in VT jacket with hands holding a lighted candle at a vigil in the City of Alexandria Market Square.
Creating a commemorative display at VT's Northern Virginia Center
A photograph taken from an overview view of people creating a commemorative display at VT's Northern Virginia Center.
Wedding Bells Are Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine - Kahal, Rankin, & Fain
Wedding Bells are Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine, by Kahal, Rankin, and Fain, 1929.
Broken Hearted Melody
Broken Hearted Melody, by Kahn and Jones, 1922.
Old Pal - Kahn & Van Alstyne
Old Pal, by Kahn and Van Alstyne, 1924.
When Eliza Rolls Her Eyes - Kahn and Warren
When Eliza Rolls Her Eyes, by Kahn and Warren, 1928.
Waltz You Saved For Me [The] - Kahn, King, and Flindt
Waltz You Saved For Me, by Kahn, King, and Flindt, 1930.
Handbound book made of wood with accompanying paper chain and letter
Hand bound book of condolences with natural stick and leaf binding and handmade paper
Paper chain, Kalamazoo College, May 2007 (Ms2008-020)
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."
Snow scene on VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene on VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene on VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene on VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene on VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene on VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene at VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene at VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene at VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene at VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Snow scene at VPI campus
Photo taken by Tom Kanode of VPI campus during the winter.
Hokie Pokie Dot
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.
Word Bird
Photographs taken of the "Word Bird" statue. Located near Squires Student Center and Newman Library and sponsored by The Roanoke Times.
Holstein Hokie
Photographs taken of the "Holstien Hokie" statue.
What is a Hokie?
Photographs taken of the "What is a Hokie?" statue. Sponsored by Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center.
Flying From a Firm Foundation
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 - Kaye and Mossman
Till the End of Time, by Kaye and Mossman, 1945.
Map of Indigenous territories in what is now Virginia around 1600
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
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 - Keith
When I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget, words and music by E. Austin Keith, by 1911.
Science in the Kitchen
573 pages
Science in the Kitchen
581 pages
The Itinerary of a Breakfast
210 pages
Diary, Stephen R. Kelsey, 1865 (Ms1990-029)
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.…