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Utah State Capitol Rotunda Stairs, Interior; WPA Lunette Mural

Utah State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; Statue of Brigham Young

Utah State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; WPA Lunette Mural

Utah State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah State Capitol Rotunda, Interior; Statue of Brigham Young

Utah State Capitol Portico and Porte-Cochere, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah State Capitol Portico, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave; Chief Massasoit Statue in foreground

Utah State Capitol Portico, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave; Chief Massasoit Statue in foreground

Utah State Capitol Podium Arms, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah State Capitol Hill Park, Exterior; State Garden

Utah State Capitol Hill Park, Exterior; Garden representing state of Utah

Utah State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah State Capitol, Exterior; Original structure built 1912-1915; Intact from second wave

Utah Proposed Constitution for the State of Deseret, Interior; In Rotunda

Utah Mormon Temple, Exterior; Utah State Capitol in background

Utah House of Representatives, Interior

Utah House of Representatives, Interior

Utah House of Representatives, Interior

Utah House of Representatives, Interior

Utah Council Hall on Capitol Hill, Exterior; 1866

Utah City and County Building, Exterior; 1892-1894

Handwritten speech given by Boucher about the development of broadband internet

This is a mailing list for the engineering students going on the USSR trip.

This letter from W. A. Blackwell informs Doug Burton that because of his good academic standing at Virginia Tech, he had been chosen to go on the Spring 1979 trip to the USSR. The letter informed him that the trip was still pretty indefinite at that…

This letter from W. A. Blackwell informs Doug Burton that he had been officially selected to go on the USSR Engineering trip and that he would be expected to spend about $250.

This is the itinerary of the College of Engineering USSR trip, detailing the activities the students would do each day.

USS Mississippi undergoing modernization at the Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia

USS Arizona tied up at the Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Virginia

Ushers, Roanoke Passenger Station

Use of a Spring

Handwritten speech given by Boucher about the plan for developing and regulating technology in the US

US Naval Academy

US Capitol

Press Print - V.P.I. Alumnus

Dilapidated one story wooden building. Formerly the Upper Clover Hollow School, built in 1900

Uplands Store, Upland Coal Company

Upholstering Shop

Upholstering Shop

Up the Rapids!

Unveiling of the Soldier and Sailors Monument

Unusual Cloud Formations

An advertising pamphlet by Pabst Brewing advertising a variety of tonics through stories and customer testimonials. Contains many illustrations.

Untitled inspirational speech aimed at students within the geology program.

An untitled poem by Rebecca C.

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

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."

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.