Text with photograph: "2023 G St., N.W. (Lisner Hall, 1912-1938.) House on left occupied by Easby family. Henry Adams occupied rooms in house on right, 1869-1870. ca. 1935" Includes buildings on either side of Lisner Hall, which occupied this spot from 1912-38, when the building was razed and Lisner Library was constructed. Formerly photgraph #PA-1

Formerly photograph #PA-2 SE corner of building.

Text on photograph: "James Monroe Hall, G Street, west of 21st Street 1956." Formerly photograph #PA-3

Formerly photograph #PA-4 James Monroe Hall, NW Corner, G Street at 21st Street.

Text on Photograph: "Corcoran building, used from 1867-1902" Text with photograph: "Medical Dept. Building, No. Side of H St., Between 13th & 14th. 1887-1902. Formerly photograph # PA-5 "In 1868, the [Columbian University] Board authorized the enlargement of the building used from 1866-1868 as the Medical School. This involved the addition of a floor and other new construction. In this modified form the building was used until 1902." [Bricks without Straws: The Evolution of George Washington University, Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Prof Cleveland Abbe" Text with photograph: "Professor Cleveland Abbe, Prof. of Meterology, 1884/5-198/09." Formerly photograph #PA-6

Text on photograph: "Old Prep School, later used as as Hospital" Text with photograph: "1st H St. Hospital. (Originally built in 1882 for Preparatory School (Later called Columbian Academy). When Academy closed, it was remodeled and opened in 1898." Formerly photograph #PA-7

Text on photograph: "1st Prep. School, later used as Hospital." Text with photograph: "H St. Hospital buildings: To left, 1st Hospital on H St., (Originally built for preparatory school, and at center adjoining building constructed in 1902)." Formerly photograph #PA-8

Text on photograph: "Major Murray D. Backhaus." Formerly photograph #PA-9

Text on photograph: "Col. John H. Barner [U.S. Army]." Formerly photograph #PA-10.

Text on photograph: "Medical School, North side of H St. between 13th + 14th Streets. Three buildings are shown, a fourth is a four story research laboratory (1931) of the building shown (left to right): The first was originally built (1883) as the home of the Prep. School; second is the Univ. Hospital (1902); third, the Medical School, was built on the site of its predecessor (1902). During the period 1887-1921, The Dental School shared the quarters of the Medical School." Formerly photograph #PA-11

Text on photograph: "Medical School - Hall A." Formerly photograph #PA-12

Text on photograph: "Dean Wilbur" Formerly photograph #PA-13. Professor of English 1895-1935. Served also as Dean of Columbian College and as University Provost. [George Washington Bulletins 1895-1935]

Text on photograph: "Columbia College Class of 1890. Presented Feb 25, 1935 by Mr. A.P. Tallmadge(?)." Formerly photograph #PA-14. Mabel Nelson Thurston is first on the right, second row. The "original thirteen" female undergraduate students first admitted into the Columbian University. [Bricks without Straw - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Photo by Kristi Brown. Med. P.R 4/73 New Medical School Ross Hall 23rd St., H+I Sts. 1974." Formerly photograph #PA-15

Text on photograph: "Ross Hall (Medical School), 23rd St., H & I Sts." [Multiple copies of photograph with this text appears but not on the one kept] Formerly photograph #PA-16

Text on photograph: "Med. Sch. Library 1974" Formerly photograph #PA17

Formerly photograph #PA-18. Believed to be a spring commencement ceremony in University Yard, 1960s. The buildings to the left were removed when the Jacob Burns Law Library was constructed then finished in 1967.

Formerly photograph #PA-19

Text on photograph: "Circular of the Medical Department of the Columbian College, Washington, D.C. 1846" Formerly photograph #PA-20 "The Washington Infirmary. The use of this structure in Judiciary Square, originally the jail but reconstructed as an insane asylum, was granted to the Medical faculty by Congressional action on June 15, 1844, 'for purposes of an infirmary, for medical instruction, and scientific purposes.' In this form it was used until 1852..." [A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-21 "Two years after the Hospital and Medical School on the site of the original Corcoran building were completed, the name of the University was changed. The monogram CU on the lintel posts of the stairs remained a constant reminder until 1973 - as long as the buliding was occupied - that George Washington University had once been Columbian Unversity" [A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Luis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "University Clinic - exterior of 13-story medical facility at 22nd and Pennsylvania Avenues. Medical Public Relations. George Washington University" Formerly photograph #PA-22. Later known as Medical Faculty Associates.

Formerly photograph #PA-23 H Street between 13th and 14th Streets

Formerly photograph #PA-24 H Street between 13th and 14th Streets

Formerly photograph #PA-25 H Street between 13th and 14th Streets

Formerly photograph #PA-26 H Street between 13th and 14th Streets

Formerly photograph #PA-27 H Street between 13th and 14th Street

Text on photograph: "808 Eye [ I ] Street, 1906-1919" Formerly photograph #PA-28

Text on photograph: "Meyer Pavilion #70" Formerly photograph #PA-29. "The Eugene Meyer Pavilion was dedicated on January 21, 1966 ...[including the presence of]...Mrs. Meyer, Speaker John MCCormack, President Elliot, and Dean Parks. The total cost of the Pavilion and of the air conditioning and remodeling of the Hospital was about $7.5 million" [A Medical Center: The Institution Development of Medical Education in George Washington- Elmer Louis Kayser] 22nd Street NW between I and Pennsylvania Avenue

Text on photograph: "University Clinic #72" Formerly photograph #PA-30

Text on photograph: "Clinic Entrance - 22nd and Penna." Formerly photograph: #PA-31 ["This 13-story building [H.B. Burns Memorial Building] on the southeast corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and 22nd Street was opend on March 20, 1969. [It housed] the University Hospital Clinic....contain[ing] offices, special procedure rooms and laboratories as well as areas for teaching the clinical sciences." - A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Columbian Bldg., 416 5th St., NW (1969)." Formerly photograph #PA-32

Text on photograph: "Columbian Bldg., 416 5th St., NW (1969)." Formerly photograph #PA-33.

Text on photograph: "Columbian Bldg., 416 St., NW (1969)" Formerly photograph #PA-34

Text on photograph: "General Lab G.W. W. Nov 6 1934" Formerly photograph #PA-35

Text on photograph: "Taxonomy Lab G.W.W. Nov 6 1934" Formerly photograph #PA-36

Text on photograph: "Barnes, Jerome R. Major" Formerly photograph #PA-37

Text on photograph: "Barnes, Jerome R" Stamped onto photograph: "Please Return To: Office of Public Relations The George Washington University 1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. Suite 1207 Washington D.C. 20006 676-6460" [name pin on man being pinned reads Baker]

Formerly photograph # PA-39 ["Henry E. Kalusowski, M.D., Phar. D., Dean of the College of Pharmacy" from A Medical Center: The Insitutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University-Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Buckingham" ["David Eastburn Buckingham, D.V.M., Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "McKinely" ["Earl Baldwin McKinley, M.D., Dean of the School of Medicine 1931-1938" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser] Formerly photograph # PA-41

Text on photograph: "Borden" Formerly photograph #PA-42 ["Dr. William Cline Borden, M.D., Dean of the Medical School 1909-1931" from A Medical Center: The Institutional development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "John Parks" Formerly photograph #PA-43 ["John L. Parks, M.D., Dean of the School of Medicine 1957-1972, Vice President for Medical Affairs 1972" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-44

Text on photograph: " Walter Bloedorn MD From 1949 Speculum GWU School of Medicine Yearbook" Formerly photograph #PA-45 ["Walter Andrew Bloedorn, M.D., Dean of School of Medicine, 1938-1957" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser] [text on photo does not appear on this copy of the photograph]

Text on photograph: "Hall A" Formerly photograph # PA-46 ["Medical School on H Street, Hall A"- A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Library" Formerly photograph #PA-47 [Faculty Reading Room] ["Medical School on H Street, Library" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Anatomy Gross Lab 5th floor" Formerly photograph #PA-48 ["Medical School on H Street" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser].

Text on photograph: "Biochemistry Lab" Formerly photograph # PA-49 ["Medical School on H Street, Laboratories" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: " Pathology Lab" Formerly photograph # PA-50 [" Medical School Street on H Street, Laboratories" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Anatomy Lab" Formerly photograph #PA-51 [Medical School on H Street, Laboratories from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-63 ["Mother Mathilde Inchelin, Superioress General of the world-wide Daughters of Charity." "During the greater part of its history, nursing care in the [Washington] Infirmary was given by the Sisters of Charity...Just before the destruction of the building and after the American Sisters of Charity had joined the original foundation of St. Vincent de Paul in Paris, the more familiar habit was worn." from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-65 ["Daniel Kerfoot Shute, M.D., Professor of Anatomy, 1887-1888; Dean, 1894-1897" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University Elmer Louis Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-101 ["Designation of University Hospital on H Street as General Hospital 75, World War 1" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-112 [Comments entered into file - Daniel Borden films the operation (part of title). !!Very good; see Acc#414, Winter 1970, p.9!!]

Text on photograph: "Medical School, north side of H St. between 13th [and] 14th Streets. Three bldgs. are shown, a 4th is a four-story research laboratory (1931) of the bldgs shown (left to right): The first was originally built (1883) as the home of the Prep. School; second, the University Hospital (1902), third, the Medical School, built on the site of its predecessor (1902). During the period 1887-1921, the Dental School shared the quarters of the Medical School. Formerly photograph #PA-113

Text on photograph: "Dean Elmer Louis Kayser May 1981 Photo by Prof Sherwin Greene Dept of O & RP" Formerly photograph #PA-114

Text on photograph: "Photo for Dust Jacket - A Medical Center: Geo Wash. Univ" Formerly photograph #PA-115

Text on photograph: "Elmer Louis Kayser 1957 Lisner Auditorium" Formerly photograph #PA-116

Text on photograph: "Construction scene The George Washington University" Stamp on photograph that reads: "If not filing, please return: Office of Public Relations The George Washington University 2029 G Street, N.W. Washington 6, D.C." Formerly photograph #PA-117 [Construction site of the Hall of Government.]

Text on photograph: "Setting the Capstone School of Government George Washington University May 1938 Photo R [T?] Griggs" Formerly photography #PA-118

Text on photograph: "June 1936 2009 [G?]." Formerly photograph #PA-120

Text on photograph: "Milton Berman PBK 1951 June, 7393, [stamped] Sappol Studios 608 610 9th St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Next to the Little Theater" Formerly photograph #PA-122

Text on photograph: "Robert S. Berg [stamped] Please Return To: Office of Public Relations The George Washington University Suite 1207 1750 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006" Formerly photograph #PA-123 [M.A.]

Text on photograph: "Berg, William W." Formerly photograph #PA-124 [M.A., C.G.S.?]

Text on photograph: "Bennett, James B" Formerly photograph # PA-125 [M.S.]

Text on photograph: "Becker, Edward J." Formerly photograph # PA-126

Formerly photograph # PA-127 [M.S. in International Affairs]

Formerly photograph # PA-128 [Professor, Policital Science]

Formerly photograph #PA-130 [1852-1924. Ludlow was a graduate student at George Washington University from 1905-1908 while also instructing in "histology and embryology." She received her PhD in February 1908 at the age of 55. She resigned from teaching in April of 1911 for reasons unknown. Her work centered on mosquitos, publishing 20 of 53 papers on this topic. She is noted as a entomological pioneer. She is buried in Arlington National Cemetary- (taken from her biographical notes at Walter Reed Biosystemics Unit, Smithsonian Institution)]

Text on photograph: Advertising and printer information for Scott Photographer. Formerly photograph #PA-131 [1852-1924. Ludlow was a graduate student at George Washington University from 1905-1908 while also instructing in "histology and embryology." She received her PhD in February 1908 at the age of 55. She resigned from teaching in April of 1911 for reasons unknown. Her work centered on the taxonomy of mosquitos, publishing 20 of 53 papers on this topic. She is noted as a entomological pioneer. She is buried in Arlington National Cemetery - (taken from her biographical notes at Walter Reed Biosystemics Unit, Smithsonian Institution)]

Text on photograph: "Clara S. Ludlow at work in [her?] room" Formerly photograph #PA-132 [1852-1924. Ludlow was a graduate student at George Washington University from 1905-1908 while also instructing in "histology and embryology." She received her PhD in February 1908 at the age of 55. She resigned from teaching in April of 1911 for reasons unknown. Her work centered on the taxonomy of mosquitos, publishing 20 of 53 papers on this topic. She is noted as a entomological pioneer. She is buried in Arlington National Cemetery- (taken from her biographical notes at Walter Reed Biosystemics Unit, Smithsonian Institution)]

Formerly photograph: #PA-133

Formerly photograph #PA-134 Text on photograph "Cloyd Heck Marvin, President The George Washington University Washington, 6, D.C. Office of Public Relations" [various stamps and notes from parties received] [12th President, 1927 - 1959, George Washington University]

Text on photograph: "Faculty Club - 1936- Charles Merry Site of Gilbert Stuart Hall Woodwork removed, allegedly for Miss [Sedgwick's?] house" Formerly photograph #PA-135

Text on photograph: "Baron - Col. Oakley W." Formerly photograph #PA-136

Text on photograph: "Bastedo, William G." Formerly photograph #PA-137

Text on photograph: "Henry Rogers Pyne 6351 Utah Ave N.W." Formerly photograph #PA-138 [Faculty member of Corcoran School]

Text on photograph: "Henry Pyne "at home" June 22, 1952. Washington D.C. E.P." Formerly photograph #PA-139

Formerly photograph #PA-141 [Director of National Symphany Orchestra, received honary degree from George Washington University in 1932]

Formerly photograph #PA-142 [At right on photo]

Text on photograph: "Dr. James Staughton (Vannix) Vannix = probably Eloise Staughton Vannix (sister of Mrs. Geary)" Formerly photograph #PA-144 [Son of President Staughton, Professor of Chemistry and Surgery]

Text on photograph: "Prof. R.S. Bassler with class on geology field trip c. 1923" [Crossed out] "Ora Marsl[r]ino M. Boswell" Formerly photograph #PA-149

Text on photograph: "Sophomore Medical Class, 1911" Formerly photograph #PA-150

Text on photograph: "Beveridge, George C." Formerly photograph #PA-151

Text on photograph: "Berry, James E." Formerly photograph #PA-152

Text on photograph: "David R. Bertz" Formerly photograph #PA-155

Text on Photograph: "Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy appears fourth from the left in this picture made at the June, 1951, Commencement Exercises at The George Washington University. She received the degree of Bachelor of Arts in the university's Columbian College. Her major field of study was French Literature" Formerly photograph #PA-183 [3rd from right in first row]

Text on photograph: "Berry, Richard C." Formerly photograph # PA-184

Formerly photograph #PA-186 [Samson in old age after moving to New York]

Text on photograph: "Pres. Samson in old age after moving to New York with his grandson Henry SS[K?] 6/15/71" Formerly photograph #PA-187

Text on photograph:"Rev. George Whitfield Samson, D.D.L.L.D. Return to Henry W. Samson 2423 Pa Ave. Wash. D.C." Formerly photograph # PA-188

Text on photograph: "Henry Whitefield Samson. Aged 3 years & 4 months. For Grandma and Grandpa Samson" Formerly photograph #PA-189 [Henry W. Samson donor of Samson papers and photos]

Text on photograph: "Second from right Henry W. Samson. Donor of Samson papers grandson of Pre. Samson." Formerly photography #PA-190

Text on photograph: "G.W.U. auditorium from northeast Aug 1941" Formerly photograph #PA-191 [view from North East]

Text on photograph: "G.W.U. Auditorium from south Aug. 1941" Formerly photograph #PA-192

Text on photograph: "Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston AB 91, AM 93 The first woman liberal arts graduate of The Columbian University, remaned The George Washington University in 1904. Miss Thurston is wearing a gown which is thought to have belonged to her great aunt." [Separate from other text at bottom] "Deceased May 1965" Formerly photography #PA-195

Text on photograph: "Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston Ab 91, AM 93 The first woman liberal arts graduate of The Columbian University, renamed The George Washington University in 1904." Formerly photograph #PA-196

Text on photograph: "Pine Pleasant Baptist Church Saluda County, S.C. where Luther Rice is buried." Formerly photograph #PA-199

Text on photograph: "Grave of Luther Rice, Pine Pleasant Baptist Church, Saluda County, S.C." Formerly photograph #PA-200

Text on photograph:"Grave of Luther Rice, Pine Pleasant Baptist Church Saluda County, S.C." Formerly photograph #PA-201

Formerly photograph #PA-203 ["Professor of Anatomy, 1887-1888; Dean, 1894-1897" from A Medical Center: The Institutional Development of Medical Education in George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph "William A. Wilbur c. 1900" Formerly photograph #PA-204

Text on photograph: "William Allen Wilbur, taken by a student c. 1930" Formerly photograph #PA-205 [Dean Columbian College]

Text on photograph: "Law School, H Street, east of the University Building, 1899-1910." Formerly photograph #PA-207

Text on photograph: "Vincent James DeAngelis, Associate Professor of Physical Education for Men and Director of Men's Intramural Sports. George Washington University Cherry Tree, 1957." Formerly photograph #PA-208

Text on photograph: "Frederick Y Down [Donn?] 1959 MD '41 GWU." Formerly photograph #PA-211

Text on photograph: "Vincent J. De Angelis, manager, Linser Auditorium, The George Washington University, 21st and H sts. nw. Recd. Sept. 1946 [appears to be crossed out with pencil then above it written] Baseball [coach?]" Formerly photograph #PA-212 [Vincent J. DeAngelis takes over as director of the intramural sports program in 1953. While also a faculty director, he developed the program until 1966. - from Bricks without Straw: The Evolution of George Washington University - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph "Bird, Lewis L. Major" Formerly photograph #PA-213 [Maj. Lewis L. Bird, at right, being presented Air Medal at Nha Trang Air Base in Vietnam by Lt. Col Harold A. Sullivan]

Text on photograph: "Left to right: Mrs. Mary I. Herb, Miss T. Olanda McQueen, Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston (file) Miss Anna Bigelow" [in pencil, left to right crossed out and right to left written in] Formerly photograph #PA-214

Text on photograph: "Francis Kirkham Alumni Achievement Award June 7, 1970" Formerly photograph #PA-215

Text on photograph: "Medical Center Dedication More File on Kayser" Formerly photograph #PA-218

Text on photograph" [back] April 16, 1913. Dean Buckingham, faculty & students of College of Vet. Med. [front] Washington, DC April 16th - 18" Formerly photography #PA-219

Formerly photograph #220 There is a second print included with the same number. The second print was made at a later date and appears to be from the same negative. This second print is a black and white print.

Text on photograph: "This was cut off from a picture of a larger group. I don't know the date but it would have been in the 1920's probably around 1925. Persons shown in this section of the group picture, left to right, are A.L. Russell, Anna L. Ericson, Dr. Charles C. Swisher." Formerly photograph #PA-221

Formerly photograph #PA-224 [Grave of John Withers to which his remains were moved in 1884, Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown]

Formerly photograph # PA-225 [Grave of John Withers to which his remains were moved in 1884, Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.]

Formerly photograph #PA-226 [Grave of John Withers to which his remains were moved in 1884, Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.]

Formerly photograph #PA-227 [Grave of John Withers to which his remains were moved in 1884, Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.]

Formerly photograph #PA-228 [Grave of John Withers to which his remains were moved in 1884, Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown.]

Formerly photograph #PA-229 [Grave of John Withers to which his remains were moved in 1884, Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown]

Formerly photograph #PA-230 [Dorothy Betts Marvin at dedication of Marvin Theater named in her honor in 1971]

Text on photograph: [sticker] The George Washington University Washington 6, D.C. Dean Elmer Louise Kayser, Prof. of European History, Dean of the Division of University Students Elmer L. Kayser 57904]

Formerly photograph #PA-232 [Tin Tabernacle gymnasium completed in 1924 and razed in 1976]

Formerly photograph #PA-234 ["George A Betts Jr. at attendance of dedication of Dorothy Betts Marvin Theater"]

Formerly photograph #PA-235 ["George A. Betts Jr., brother of Dorothy B. Marvin"]

Text on photograph: "Dorothy Betts Marvin April 14, 1893" Formerly photograph #PA-236

Text on photograph "Do you think you will ever be any sweeter than this, Aunt Halie" ["Cloyd Heck Marvin August 22, 1889"] ["12th President of GWU"] Formerly photograph #PA-237

Text on photograph "Thomas H. Carroll, II President, The George Washington University Washington 6, D.C. 1961" ["13th president of GWU"] Formerly photograph #PA-238

Text on photograph: "Thomas H. Carroll, President The George Washington University Washington 6, D.C. 1962" Formerly photograph #PA-239 ["13th President of GWU"]

Text on photograph: "Thomas H. Carroll, President The George Washington University Washington 6, D.C. 1962" ["13th President of GWU"] Formerly photograph #PA-240

Text on photograph: "Thomas H. Carroll, The president of the George Washington University, Washington, D.C. 20006. 1963" Formerly photograph #PA-241

Formerly photograph #PA-260 ["Convocation in honor of H.M. Albert, King of Belgians"] ["June 1923 National Geographic Magazine"]

Text on photograph: "Bliss" Formerly photograph #PA-268

Text on photograph: "Bliss, Richard W." Formerly photography #PA-269

Text on back [formerly glued name key] "1. Tuve, 2. Wulf, 3. Mrs. Rieke, 4. Gamow, 5. Mohler, 6. Menzel, 7. Herzfeld, 8. Bethe, 9. Hafstad, 10. Sieger, 11. Gunn, 12. Teller, 13. Neuman, 14. Wildhack, 15. Sterne, 15. Talbot, 17. Stromgren, 18. Meyer, 19. Beck, 20. Heydenberg, 21. Roberts, 22. Chandrasekhar, 23. Breit, 24. Critchfield, 25. Fleming" Formerly photograph #PA-271 ["Washington Confernece on theoretical physics 3/17/1938"] [ A conference held by George Washington University in cooperation with the Carnegie Institution of Washington. The first of the conferences was held on April 19-21, 1935. - from Bricks without Straw: The Evolution of George Washington University by Elmer Louis Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-272 [ A conference held by George Washington University in cooperation with the Carnegie Institution of Washington. The first of the conferences was held on April 19-21, 1935. - from Bricks without Straw: The Evolution of George Washington University by Elmer Louis Kayser]

Formerly photograph #PA-273 [Professor of Germanic Languages]

Text on photograph: "American Colonization Building, Monroiva" Formerly photograph #PA-278

Text on photograph: "Typical Street Scene - Monrovia" Formerly photograph #PA-279

Text on photograph: " Administration Bldg. Booker T. Washington" Formerly photograph #PA-280

Text on photograph: "Booker T. Washington Classroom." Formerly photograph #PA-281

Text on photograph: "Joshua Evans Jr. - and 'Fatso' - assistant director of Booker T. Washington Institute - little ability to make moty of situation by utilization of what is at hand - An importation from Harvard University Outside Office Booker Washington Institute" Formerly photograph #PA-282

Text on photograph #Executive Government Building Monrovia" Formerly photograph #PA-283

Text on photograph: "Outdoor Market" Formerly photograph #PA-284

Text on photograph: "Sibley Memorial Stone Booker Washington Institute" Formerly photograph #PA-285

Text on photograph: "Booker Washington Principal's House" Formerly photograph #PA-286

Text on photograph: "President Tubman Secretary Yancy, the UNESCO representative and other public officials, Liberia,Monrovia" Formerly photograph #PA-287

Text on photograph: "President Max Bond, Mr. Freeman, a leader in elementary education, son of a Chieftain. Mrs. Bond Jessie [Fans?] Evans, Dean Cooper, Joshua Evans Jr. [left to right]. Dean Cooper said to be an astute politician." Formerly photograph #PA-288

Text on photograph: "Baptist Mission, en route to Bomi Hills - we were much impressed with its principal and directive he is taking in using pupils to help with growing of vegetables, sewing, and other practical aspects of life." "Main Building, Baptist Mission" Formerly photograph #PA-289

Text on photograph: "Out - of-doors market" Formerly photograph #PA-290

Formerly photograph #PA-291 Mr. Joshua Evans Jr. sightseeing in Liberia with Mr. Freeman, an elementary education specialist.

Text on photograph: "Booker T. Washington work shop" Formerly photograph #PA-292

Text on photograph: "University of Liberia" Formerly photograph #PA-293

Text on photograph: "Classroom, University of Liberia, Mr. Freeman, Dean Cooper, Teacher of class, Joshua Evans Jr., President Dr. J. Max Bond, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Bond. Pupils were taking a test on the part the American Colonization Society had in the founding of Liberia." Formerly photograph #PA-294

Text on photograph: "American Colonization Building - in Monrovia" Formerly photograph #PA-295

Text on photograph: "President Tubman" Formerly photograph #PA-296

Text on photograph: "Visit to Baptist Mission School" Formerly photograph #PA-297

Text on photograph: "Seventh Day Adventist Boarding Mission near Kakata - neat and clean as a pin - Doing much with little in education sanitation and better health habits for community. Have never seen a dollar go so far." "Principal Giddings and his wife" Formerly photograph #PA-298

Text on photograph: "Seventh Day Adventist Mission (boarding near Kakata) - Principal Giddings and his wife - Mr. Freeman. Outstanding work is being done here in sanitation, better health habits and nutrition for community as well as pupils. Never have seen so much done with so little." [Text on the other copy of the photograph] "To Secretary Yancy, Dept. Public Institution Mr. Freeman - Asst. Principal Giddings and his wife, Joshua Evans Jr. Seventh Day Adventist Mission at K[l?]onoala, Liberia." Formerly photograph #PA-299.

Text on photograph: "Baptist Mission" Formerly photograph #PA-300

Text on photograph: "University of Liberia President [Dr. J. Max] Bond - Joshua Evans Jr. Mrs. Bond Jessie Fant Evans Dean [Anna E.] Cooper " Formerly photograph #PA-301

Text on photograph: "Visit to Classroom University of Liberia. Note bright intelligent face of first student. Man in visiting club a fine leader in elementary education. - Is son of a cheiftan." Formerly photograph #PA-302

Text on photograph: "President J. Max Bond and Joshua Evans on campus of University of Liberia. President Bond took active directive in having University student build concrete steps of out-of-door auditorium shown here - and three pillars in background - ala Greece and Rome." Formerly photograph #PA-303

Formerly photograph #PA-304 From left to right: Joshua Evans Jr., Mr. Freeman, "Fatso", unidentified man

Formerly photograph #PA-305 In order from left to right: Dr. J. Max Bond, Mrs. Jessie F. Evans, Mrs. Bond, Mr. Joshua Evans Jr., Ms. Anna E. Cooper, and Mr. Freeman.

Formerly photograph #PA-306 From left to right: Joshua Evans, Jr., Mr. Freeman, "Fatso" Booker T. Washington Administration Building

Formerly photograph #PA-307 From Left to Right: "Fatso" [assistant director of Booker T. Washington Institute], Joshua Evans Jr. and unidentified female

Formerly photograph #PA-308 Man on left believed to be Joshua Evans, Jr. while attending a conference in Atlantic City, NJ.

Text on photograph: "Dr. Robt. F. Griggs" [stamp] "Return to John P. DeCamp University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio" Formerly photograph #PA-309

Text on photograph: "An inspiring sight of Dr. Griggs' Valley of 10,000 smokes" Formerly photograph #PA-310

Text on photograph: "Camps in the Valley" Formerly photograph #PA-310

Text on photograph: "Close up of Fumarole" Formerly photograph #PA-312

Text on photograph: "Mr. Mageik freom [sic] Katmai Valley" Formerly photograph #PA-313

Text on photograph: [on affixed label] "EVA B. ADAMS, Director of the U.S. Mint, who will receive an Alumni Achievement Awared at the annual commencement of the George Washington University on June 6, 1962"

Text on photograph: [on label] "JACOB BURNS HONORARY DOCTOR OF LAWS DEGREE JUNE 7, 1970" Formerly photograph #PA-315

Text on photograph: [on affixed label] Dr. Charles Greely Abbot, (hon. Dr. of Sci GWU) formerly Secretary of the Smithisonian Institution. 1966" Formerly photograph #PA-00002

Text on photograph: "Dr. Charles Greely Abbot, Honorary Doctor of Science, GWU. For 16 years the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. 1966" Formerly photograph #PA-317

Text on photograph: [on affixed label] "Charles Greeley Abbot" Formerly photograph #PA-318

Text on photograph: "4th Floor Chem. library cca. 1932-33 Corcoran Hall Gift of R.D. Remley, 5/22/72 Photo taken by him." Formerly photograph #PA-319

Formerly photograph #PA-320 Dr. William Z. Fradkin (r) with two other Medical Alumni of the class of 1927 viewing Dr. Fradkin's Scientiic Exhibit at the AMA Convention

Formerly photograph #PA-321 Dr. Edith Petri, William Fradkin, (L to R) Elizabeth Chickering, Samuel Adler, and Benjamin Seiler Five Medical Alumni of the Class of 1927 outside

Text on photograph: [taped to side of photo] "Photograph of a complete Gastrointestinal Tract on permanent exhibition at the Cleveland Health Museum. The specimen was prepared from a dissection by Dr. William Z. Fradkin in 1950." Formerly photograph #PA-322

Text on photograph: "Mildred Benton" Formerly photograph #PA-324 Library Science Alumna

Text on photograph: "Glen Archer" Formerly photograph #PA-325 Juris Doctorate 1954

Text on photograph: "Glen Archer" Formerly photograph #PA-326 Juris Doctorate 1954

Text on photograph: "H.P. Caemmerer Secretary and Admin. Officer Commission of Fine Arts February, 1954" Formerly photograph #PA-327

Text on photograph: "Bumpei Kure LLD 1956" Formerly photograph #PA-328

Text on photograph: "Gerladine Free - Alumna Mrs. Thomas LIttlepage - Mrs. Wm. Fletcher (Rear Adm U.S.N.) Pi Phi" Formerly photograph #PA-329

Text on photograph: "Pan Hellinic Sing 1951 KA - [Kappa Alpha Theta] group " Formerly photograph #PB-1

Text on photograph: "George Romney who will receive the honorary degree of doctor of commercial science at the annual acommencement of the George Washington University on Wednesday, June 7, 1961." Formerly photograph #PB-4

Text on photograph: "Old Lisner Hall, G Street, between 20th and 21st, site of present Lisner Library 1912 - 39" "Library 1930" Formerly photography #PB-5 Orginally built for St. Rose's Industrial School.

Text with photograph: [affixed label] "Aerial Photographs of The George Washington University made by Dr. Daniel L. Borden about 1928. Most of the University buildings are painted white and are grouped around the square of 19th, 20th G and H streets NW Washington, D.C. \ Formerly photograph #PB-6

Text on photograph: "Corcoran Hall #62" Formerly photograph PB-8

Test on photograph: "A Street Scene of The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. From Left to Right, Bldg. C., Lisner Library, Bldg. D., Bldg. E., Bldgs. G and H, and Stockton Hall. Fall 1956." Formerly photograph #PB-9

Formerly photograph #PB-10

Text on photograph: "Formerly Pres. Office. Built about 1875, the home of Admiral Thomas H. Patterson. Used by University as office of President Lewis and President Marvin in his first years before construction of Strong Hall on this site. Also offices of Dean Hodgkins and Secretary Kay[ser?] on first floor." " This old home, now the headquaters of President Cloyd H. Marvin, with the Board of Trustees' room on the first floor, was built by Admiral Thomas H. Patterson, who lived there for many years."

Text on photograph "G Street January 1961" Formerly photograph #PB-12

Text on photograph: "Luther Rice Hall (left) will be occupied Fall 1967 as the administration building of The George Washington University. It was through Luther Rice's efforts that The George Washington University in Washington D.C. was founded as Columbian College in 1821." Formerly photograph #PB-30

Text on photograph: "Proposed Law Schoo[sic], 1946, The George Washington University If not filing, please return, Public Relations Office, The George Washington University 2029 G st. nw. [sic] Washington 6, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-26 The negative for this image is housed in box 0258, barcode 32882017673214.

Formerly photograph #PB-16 G Street (North side looking from 21st to 20th Street) Woodhull House at extreme left of Photo. (2033 G Street).

Formerly photograph #PB-17

Rephotographed from original (good)

Formerly photograph #PB-37 Lisner Library Reading Room

Text on photograph: "Night view of the George Washington University Hospital taken in 1960 (March). Formerly photograph #PB-40

Text on photograph: "Classroom Bldg. 1970 23rd and 9[G] St. N.W." Formerly photograph #PB-19

Formerly photograph #PB-20 Maury Hall, N.W. Corner of 19th and G Streets, NW. Orginally home of Matthew F. Maury. In the late 1960's housed Sino-Soviet Institute. Demolished in February, 1970. The negative for this print is housed in 0258, barcode 32882017673214.

Text on photograph: "First College Building. View of Columbian College, about 1860-65. Located at College Hill north of Boundary Street, (now Florida Avenue) between 14th and 15th Sts., N.W." Formerly photograph #PB-21

Text on photograph: "Thurston Residence Hall for Women" Formerly photograph #PB-21

Text on photograph: "Strong Hall, Soon after opening, aprox 1938" Formerly photograph #PB-25

Text on photograph: "James Monroe Hall, George Washington Univeristy" Formerly photograph #PB-27

Text on photograph: "Lisner Auditorium of The George Washington University" Formerly photograph #PB-28

Formerly photograph #PB-31

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Washington 6, D.C. Hall of Government - completed September 1938" Formerly photograph #PB-22

Text on photograph: "Luther Rice and Joseph Henry Bldg. Eye [I] St., N.W. 21st and Penna. Ave, N.W." Formerly photograph #PB-32

Text on photograph: "Luther Rice and Joseph Henry Bldg. Eye [I] St., N.W. 21st Pa Ave." Formerly photograph #PB-41

Text on photograph: "Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong speaking at the dedication of the Hattie M. Strong Residence Hall for women on Friday, May 7, 1937, 4 p.m." Formerly photograph #PB-34

Text on photograph: "Inscription on G St. side Strong Hall" Formerly photograph #PB-35

Text on photograph: "Strong Hall dormitory for women. George Washington University Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-25

Text on photograph "Class Mates Columbian College Year 1890" Formerly photograph #PB-41

Text on photograph: "May House 2022 G St. Sept 10, 1970" Formerly photograph #PB-43

Text on photograph: "Behind Library on 2023G Street 'University Yard'" Formerly photograph #PB-63

Text on photograph: "Emergency Entrance G.W.U. Hospital Pa. Ave off Washington Circle between 22nd and 23rd Sts." Formerly photograph #PB-77

Text on photograph: "Peace Cross Washington Cathedral" Formerly photograph #PB-92

Text on photograph: "Borden" Formerly photograph #PB-93 Dean of Medical School, 1909-1931 [A Medical Center - Elmer Louise Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Feffer" Formerly photograph #PB-94 Vice President for Medical Affairs, 1972- [A Medical Center - Elmer Louis Kayser]

Text on photograph: "Warwick Memorial Cancer Clinic 1959" Formerly photograph #PB-97

Text on photograph: "Joseph Henry Bldg. 21st and Penna Ave., N.W." Formerly photograph #PB-53 The building was built by the Fuller Construction Company and completed in 1967.

Formerly photograph #[PB-58?]

Text on photograph: "Corcoran Hall Tower taken with infra red" Formerly photograph #PB-65

Text on photograph: "Back of Corcoran Hall Sept. 1959"

Text on photograph: "Rear Corcoran Hall about 1930" Formerly photograph #PB-67

Formerly photograph #PB-68

Text on photograph:"Tompkins Hall: The School of Engineering of the George Washington University" Formerly photograph #PB-70

Text on photograph: "Exterior of the Cancer Clinic" Formerly photograph #PB-74

Text on photograph: "Entrance to the dispensary of the George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-99

Text on photograph: "Elmer Kayser, Room 500, 2023 G Street May 3, 1974" Formerly photograph #PB-100

Text on photograph: "Left to right: Dr. Jose A. Mora, Ambassador of Uruguay to the United States; Dr. Hector David Castro, Ambassador of El Salvador to the United States; Dr. Henry Grattan Doyle, Dean of Columbian College, Presiding Officers; Don Fernando Berckemeyer, Ambassador of Peru to the United States; Hon. Edward G. Miller, Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs; Dr. Alberto Lleras, Secretary General, Organization of American States; Dr. Elmer Louis Kayser, Dean of the Division of University Students, Marshal. Speakers and guests at a special convocation on the 'Cultural Life of the Americas' held Oct. 12, 1951 in the Lisner Auditorium of The George Washington University." Formerly photograph #PB-102

Text on photograph: "Site of Hall of Govt" Formerly photograph #PB-103

Text on photograph: "[For?] Hall of govt Feb 38" Formerly photograph #PB-104

Text on photograph: "Fall - '37" Formerly photograph: PB-105

Text on photograph: [front] "Ask the man who owns one Aug. '37" [back] "Rear of Corcoran" Formerly photograph #PB-111

Text on photograph: "Hall of Gov't" Formerly photograph #PB-106

Text on photograph: "Lisner Library Jan '39" Formerly photograph #PB-107

Text on photograph: "Back of old 2023 (Lisner)" Formerly photograph #PB-108

Text on photograph: "Univ. Yard, [and] gymnasium (Tin Tabernacle)" Formerly photograph #PB-109

Text on photograph: "Lisner Library Dec 38" Formerly photograph #PB-110

Text on photograph: "Foundation Hall of Gov't" Formerly photograph #PB-112

Text on photograph: "Foundation Hall of Govt." Formerly photograph #PB-113

Text on photograph: "Lisner LIbrary Dec '38" Formerly photograph #PB-114

Text on photograph: "Lisner Library Dec '38" Formerly photograph #PB-115

Text on photograph: "Lisner Library" Formerly photograph #PB-116

Text on photograph: 'Lisner Library Jan '39" Formerly photograph #PB117

Text on photograph: "FWA-100 Admitting Office in the New George Washington University Hospital, Washington D.C. Left to right: Mrs. Margaret Herbine, Miss Margery Speers, and Miss Nelson Orrell, receptionists at the admitting desk." Formerly photograph #PB-119

Tex on photograph: "Lobby - The George Wash. Univ. Hospital - 1950 At information desk - Miss Monica Jones of the Admitting Office assists Mr. Victor Ludewig, superintendent of the hospital." Formerly photograph #PB-120

Text on photograph: "George Washington University Hospital 12/1954" Formerly photograph #PB-122

Text on photograph: "Historic Pennsylvania Avenue's elm trees are refeclected in the modern entrance to the dispensary of The George Washington Hospital in Washington, D.C. March 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-123

Text on photograph: "Lobby of The Geoge Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. Holmes I. Mettee, Photographer, 701 N. Eutaw St., Baltimore 1, Md. No 15239 B April 1950." Formerly photograph #PB-124

Text on photograph: "Hospital - exterior Sept 1949" Formerly photograph #PB-125

Text on photograph: "The new George Washington Univ. Hospital on Washington Circle, Washington 6 D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-126

Text on photograph: "Air view, The George Washington University Hospital, Wash. 6, D.C. July 1948 Negative at - Commercial Photo Co. 1115 Eye st nw [sic] NA 8719" Formerly photograph #PB-127

Text on photograph: "Main entrance - The George Washington University Hospital - 1949" Formerly photograph #PB-128

Text on photograph: "George Washington University School of Medicine, May 1955" Formerly photograph #PB-129

Text on photograph: "George Washington University Hospital. Washington, D.C. May 1955" Formerly photograph #PB-130

Text on photograph: "University Yard, behind Lisner (Old Library) Hall, 2023 G st." Formerly photograph #PB-131

Text on photograph: "Corcoran Hall under construction 1924?" Formerly photograph #PB-133

Text on photograph: "Left to right: Hon. Edward G. Miller, Jr., Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs; Dr. Henry Grattan Doyle, Dean of Columbian College, Presiding Officer; Don Fernando Berckemeyer, Ambassador of Peru to the United States; Dr. Elmer Louis Kayser, Dean of the Division of University Students, Marshal; Speakers at a special convocation on the "Cultural Life of the Americas" held Oct. 12, 1951 in the Lisner Auditorium of The George Washington University." Formerly photograph #PB-134

Text on photograph: "Feb 38 38- 14 For Hall of Govt" Formerly photograph #PB-140

Text on photograph: "Private Room - The Geo. Wash. U. Hospital 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-142

Text on photograph: "Dining room for staff 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-143

Text on photograph: [on lablel] "Telephone Room, The George Washington University Hospital, Washington D.C. Holmes I. Mettee, Photographer, 701 N. Eutaw st.[sic], Baltimore 1, Md. No. 15239 E. April 1950." Formerly photograph #PB-144

Text on photograph: "Private Room, The George Wash. U. Hospital 1948 One of 120 private rooms." Formerly photograph #PB-145

Text on photograph: "Cafeteria - The Geo. Wash. U. Hospital 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-146

Text on photograph: "One of 10 operating rooms in the operating suite of The George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. Homes I. Mettee, Photographer, 701 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore 1, Md. No. 15240 D April 1950" Formerly photograph #PB-149

Text on photograph: "Plastic bassinets used in the George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C. can be hooked to the mother's bedside permitting her to feed the baby on a flexible schedule nad have ample time of play with and care for her son or daughter. Here is shown Mrs. Margery D. McIntire and Baby Portia, two days old, who was born April 19, 1948. The Gordon McIntires live at 815 9th st. nw., Washington, D.C. 4-21-48" Formerly photograph #PB-237

Text on photograph: [on label] "FWA 48-107 April 1948 Dining room for hospital personnel at The New George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C. [penned] Dining Room for hospital personnel" Formerly photograph #PB-150

Text on photograph: "Nurses' Home - G.W.U. Hospital formerly Everglades Apartments 1947" Formerly photograph #PB-147 Corner of 23rd and H Street

Text on photograph: "Dinner for Dr. Cloyed H. Marvin, Pres. G.W.U. April 1947. He was a guest of the New York Alumni Club. VLB, Mrs. Robert [Shaw?], Dr. Marvin, George [Barton?]" Formerly photograph #PB-148

Text on photograph: [on label] "Aerial Photographs of The George Washington University made by Dr. Daniel L. Borden about 1929. Most of the University buildings are painted white and are grouped around the square of 19th, 20th G and H streets NW Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-136

Text on photograph: "Out patient department - 2d floor 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-152

Text on photograph: "Columbian Univ. Law School and University Bldg. 15th and H Sts NW shortly before 1910" Formerly photograph #PB-49 Photographic copy by Mrs. Evans of Handy Studios The negative for this print is housed in 0258, barcode 32882017673214.

Formerly photograph #PB-139

Text with photograph: "1908 Football Squad" Formerly photograph #PB-50

Formerly photograph #PB-100

Text on photograph: "National College of Pharmacy 808 Eye St. N.W. Built 1888 - used til 1926" Formerly photograph #PB-75

Text on photograph: "National Veterinary College 2113-2115-14 St. N.W. Discontinued 1918" Formerly photograph #PB-46

Text on photograph: "Albert 1, King of the Belgians" Formerly photograph #PB-132 See photograph RG0031-001-0002-00049 for an older, closeup print of this image.

Text on photograph: [on label] "St. Rose's Technical School served as Lisner Hall, the University Library, until the new Lisner Hall was constructed on the site of the old." Formerly photograph #PB-138

Text on photograph: "Dining Room for hospital personnel April 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-155

Text on photograph: [on label] "Dr. Brian Blades, professor of surgery and chief of surgery at The George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. removes a cancer of the lung in one of the Hospital's 10 operating rooms. Used in THE COURIER July 1949." Formerly photograph #PB-156

Text on photograph: [on label] "The George Washington University Cancer Clinic Surgical Research Laboratory. Drs. Howard Pierpont and Owen Gwathmey operate a vacumn dehydrator which prepares human tissues such as blood vessels, for storage. The tissues will be used later to replace removed diseased or damaged parts of a human patient. Davis Studio Feb. 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-157

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Cancer Clinic Surgical Research Laboratory. Dr. Howard Pierpont prepares to preform[sic] a surgical experiment up on an animal at the Surgical Laboratory in The Cancer Clinic. Davis Studios February 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-158

Text on photograph: "Helen Newman Librarian, Law School, later Librarian Supreme Court US." Formerly photograph #PB-157

Text on back: "To Dean Munroe Columbian University Washington, D.C. Photograph of Chohei Ph. D. George Washington University 1901 Charles Monroe, Dean. Respectfully C. Shirasu Kobe, Japan." Formerly photograph #PB-159

Text on photograph: [label] "The George Washington University Cancer Clinic Surgical Research Laboratory. Dr. Howard Pierpont prepares to perform a surgical experiment upon an animal at the Surgical Laboratory in The Cancer Clinic. Davis Studios February 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-159

Text on photograph: [on label] "The hospital staff gives instruction along with experience. Left to right, Mrs. Betty Scott, 403 Graham rd., Falls Church, Va.; her baby in the crib; Mrs. Florence S. Orbach, and her baby son, 1101 Trenton pl. se. and Nurse Gloria Plymyer; Senior Resident Dr. Donald McIntyre and Resident Dr. James Sites at The George Washington University Hospital, November 14, 1950." Formerly photograph #PB-165

Text on photograph: [label] "New mothers in The George Washington University Hospital may select a double room with picture windows through which they may view a four crib nursery where their babies are given care. A double room looks into the nursery from two sides. Each baby's crib is placed in a separate cubicle to guard against infection. Here are shown (left) Mrs. George A. Dankers Jr., of 709 S. Adams st. Arlington, Va., and Mrs. Albert Schmitz, 58a Ridge Road, Greenbelt, Md., and daughter Mary Lynne Shmitz [Schmitz], born April 3, 1048. The nurse is Mildred Levin who lives in the Nurse's [sic] Home. Phot[ograph] made April 7, 1948." Formerly photograph #PB-166

Text on photograph: [label] "Miss Virginia Duggins operates the electroenchepholograph machine to make a reading of brain waves at The George Washington University Hospital, Washington 7, D.C. August 1950." Formerly photograph #PB-167

Text on photograph: "Alice Robinson (head nurse of the psychiatric neurosurgical division) and Joyce Cox, junior nurse, adjust canvas hammock for continuous bath in the hydrotherapy tub. FWA48-112" Formerly photograph #PB-168

Text on photograph: [label] "FWA 48-103 Washington, D.C. Alice Robinson, head nurse of the psychiatric-neurosurgical division adjusts temperature of a hydrotherapy tub. Joyce Cox, junior head nurse, left. The New George Washington University Hospital" Formerly photograph #PB-169

Text on photograph: [label] "Department of Dental Surgery, The George Washington University Hospital, Washington 7, D.C. April 1950 Dr. H.W. Krogh (grey hair), chief of the Hospital's Department of Dental Surgery, takes a look at a patient being treated by Dr. John Heiser, resident in dental surgery. Holmes I. Mettee Studio, 701 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore 1, Md. No. 15241 B" Formerly photograph #PB-170

Text on photograph: [label] "Department of Dental Surgery, The George Washington University Hospital, Washington 7, D.C. April 1950 Dr. John Heiser, resident in dental surgery, is assisted by Miss Eula Ritchie, staff nurse. Homes I. Mettee Sutdio, 701 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore 1, Md. No. 15241 B" Formerly photograph #PB-171

Text on photograph: "Major Operating Room 1948 FWA48-92" [label] "Junior head Nurse Blodwen Jones, of 2150 N St., N.W. and Staff nurse Amelia Kurpjuweit of 2223 H St., N.W. in Major Operating Room of The George Washington University Hospital, Washington D.C. 4-48" Formerly photograph #PB-172

Text on photograph: "Major Operating Room FWA48-104" [on label] "BEFORE SURGERY - The operating room must be checked by nurses with inspect lights and supplies before the patient is readied for the operation. Left to right: Operating Room Staff Nurse Amelia Kurpjuweit, who lives in the Nurse's [sic] Home, 2223 H st., nw., and Junior Head Nurse Blodwen Jones, of 2150 N st., nw., are pictured in one of the six major operating rooms at the new George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. Lighting equipment is of the most modern reflector type. 4-21-48" Formerly photograph #PB-173

Text on photograph: "Department of Dental Surgery, the George Washington University Hospital, Washington 7, D.C. April 1950. Dr. H.W. Krogh (center) observes as Dr. John W. Heiser, resident in dental surgery, and Miss Eula Ritchie, staff nurse, treat a patient in the Dental Surgery clinic. Holmes I. Mettee Studio, 701 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore 1, Md., No. 15241 A" Formerly photograph #PB-174

Text on photograph: [label] "Department of Urology, The George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. Dr. Frederick Reuter, professor of urology and chief of the Hospitals' Department of Urology, prepares to perform a cystoscopy. Miss S. Claire Brooks is the staff nurse. Dr. Charles Bernard Kabaker fellow in anesthesiology, gives the anesthetic. April 1950. Holmes I. Mettee Studio, Photography, 701 N. Eutaw st., Baltimore 1, Md. No. 15240A" Formerly photograph #PB-175

Text on photograph: "Flicker Board" [label] "FWA 48-99 Dr. Frederick A. Reuter, left, and Dr. Charles S. Wise, right, check in at the doctors in and out register just off the front lobby. By a system of lights telephone operators, etc. can tell if a doctor is in on duty in the Hospital. The New George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-176

Text on photograph: "Nurses' Station" [label] "A typical nurse's station in the new George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. is manned by: (left to right), Miss Gwen Claus, staff nurse, of 1754 Lanier pl nw., who is shown pouring medicine; Mrs. Doris Hofferbert, station clerk, of 838 South Lincoln Street, Arlington, Va.; and Mrs Kathryn Turner, staff nurse, of 3474 23rd Street se., who is shown checking a chart. The station is in the Maternity Dept. of the new hospital -4-21-48. Formerly photograph #PB-177

Text on photograph: "Entrance - Nurses' Home GWU Hospital 1946 [crossed out] 1947 Left to right: Mary Elizabeth Berry, 3708 Mass Ave nw, grad. of Norwood Hospital, Berlin, Ala. Claire Zientek, Lake Jackson, Va., grad of Mercy Hospital, Wilkasbora, Pa. Grace Louise Wooten of 3019 Mass. ave. s.e. - graduate of Macon City Hospital, Macon City, Georgia. [written at a latter date in a different pen referring to Grace Louise Wooten] The Everglades grad of Birmingham, Ala. Norwood Hospital." Formerly photograph #PB-178 Building later became Everglades then Fulbright Hall

Text on photograph: "Pantry - third floor Left to right Peggy A. Clarke, Irene Prester, and Maggie Malvin, pantry helpers, 1948." [label] "FWA 48-80 1948 The Pantry, 3rd floor, of The George Washington University, [sic] Hospital, Wash. , D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-179

Text on photograph: "Prajadhipok, HRH Prince of Sukhobaya LLD 1931 Left: Hon. Leo Rowe, Secritary[sic] -general, Pan American Univ." Formerly photograph #PB-180

Text on photograph: "c.1927-28 taken by Dr. Dan Borden" Formerly photograph #PB-181

Text on photograph: [sheet of paper] "GW news release Vice Admiral Oswald S. Colclough, U.S.N. (Ret.), Provost and Dean of Faculties, right, greets Miss Lynda Bird Johnson, center, and her friend Miss Warrie Lynn Smith as they arrive at the George Washington University, February 3, 1964, to attend their first class in the Spring Semester. They are standing on the steps of the School of Government, Business, and International Affairs." Formerly photograph #183

Text on photograph: "Margaret Truman" Formerly photograph #PB-184

Text on photograph: "George Romney - President American Motors, June, 1958." Formerly photograph #PB-185

Text on photograph: "Mrs. John F. Kennedy (Jacqueline Lee Bouvier - AB 51- at The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C.) Photo received January 1962" Formerly photograph #PB-186

Text on photograph: "L to R - 3 Republican Governors Gov. Robert E. Smylie of Idaho, JD 1942, Gov. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania Gov. George W. Romney of [Utah crossed out] Michigan ScD 1961 Ex '30 - Doctor of Commercial Science (Hon.)" "L to R: Gov. Robert E. Smylie of Idaho, alumnus of the George Washington University J. D. '42, Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania, and Gov. George W. Romney, of Michigan, Alumnus of G.W.U., ScD. '61, Ex '30-Dr. of Commercia[l] Sci. (hon.). All three govenors [sic] are Republicans. 6/66" Formerly photograph #PB-187

Text on photograph: "Dedication of the Depew Chair of Public Speaking Right to left: Charles Henry Butler, Professor Hayes Yeager, Mrs. Depew, Pres. Marvin, unknown." Formerly photograph #PB-190

Text on photograph: "Mason Mr. Russell" Formerly photograph #PB-191

Text on photograph: "Outpatient Department Photograph shows orthopedic clinic in session. Dr. Julius Neviaser consults with Surgical Resident James Kelley on case in first of four booths. April 1950. The George Washington University Hospital, Wash. 7, D.C. Holmes I. Mettee Studio, 701 Eutaw st., [sic] Baltimore 1 Md. No. 1524OB" Formerly photograph #PB-192

Text on photograph: "Outpatient Department - first floor 1948" [label] "FWA 48-81 Outpatient waiting room in the New George Washington University Hospital, Washington D.C. Left to right: Mrs. T.A. Long, clerk; Mrs. Kay Evans, chief receptionist; and Miss Margaret Lanigan, cashier. Please credit FWA photos" Formerly photograph #PB-193

Text on photograph: [label] "Students and graduate doctors attend surgery conferences clinic. Dr. Brian Blades, professor of surgery, explains case as Dr. Willima W. Stanbro, associate professor of radiology, points out X-ray photo. Patient is a tumor case, Mr. Dallas G. Wiley, 1301 Russel Road, Alexandria, Va., and written release has been secured. March 15, 1950." Formerly photograph #PB-194

Text on photograph: "Gov. Holton presenting proclamation at State Capital, Rich, Va (before Legislature) Sesquicent. Yr. of GWU." Formerly photograph #PB-195

Text on photograph: "Gov. Mandel presenting proclamation at State House Formerly photograph #PB-196

Formerly photograph #PB-197 First elected mayor for Washington, D.C. in 1975.

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Text on photograph: [back] "National University Feb 1896" [front] "Packer [Stoweis?] Morris [Sabine?] Smitte, [Hatter?] Ferry, -----" Formerly photograph #PB-200

Text on photograph: "Dr. George W. Samson" Formerly photograph #PB-209

Text on photograph: "Rev. Dr. Samson President of Columbian College D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-211

Formerly photograph #PB-215

Text on photograph: "Front Row Left to right: Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador, Rt. Hon. Ramsay MacDonald, Prime Minister of Great Britain" Formerly photograph #PB-216

Text on photograph: "First row left to right: John B. Larner, Chairman Board of Trustees Pres. Marvin Their Majesties, the King and Queen of Siam Hon. Henry S. [S----] Secretary of State, U.S. Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman, --- Bishop of Washington." Formerly photograph #PB-217

Formerly photograph #PB-218

Text on photograph: "Lisner Hall 2023 G ST. NW 1912-1938" Formerly photograph #PB-219

Text on photograph: "Second home of the University. Columbian College, 1884 - 1910, 15th and K Streets, N.W." Formerly photograph #PB-220

Text on photograph: "Miss Mabel Thurston AB 91, AM 93 The first woman liberal arts graduate of The Columbian University, renamed The George Washington University in 1904." Formerly photograph #PB-221

Text on photograph: "Mabel Thurston, first female graduate 1891" Formerly photograph #PB-223

Text on photograph: "John Marshall Harlan (R) Justice of Supreme Court and Professor of Law at GWU David J. Brewer (L) Justice of Supreme Court and Professor of Law at GWU" Formerly photograph #PB-230

Text on photograph: "26th Annual Banquet and Alumni Reunion The George Washington University Medical Society Mayflower Hotel Feb. 16, 1952 Washington D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-227

Formerly photograph #PB-212

Text on engraving: "Geo. W. Samson Rev. Geo. W. Samson, D.D. President of Columbian College" [Written beneath] "[Vurim?] Pulpit, 1860." Formerly photograph #PB-213

Text on photograph: "Classroom Bldg. 1970 23rd G Sts., N.W." Formerly photograph #PB-229

Text on photograph:"Francis Scott Key Hotel Later Residence Hall Please return to: Univ. Archives" Formerly photograph #PB-231

Formerly photograph #PB-232 Francis Scott Key Hotel will later be turned into a residence hall.

Formerly photograph #233 The hotel will later become a residence hall.

Formerly photograph #PB-234

Formerly photograph #PB-235 Francis Scott Key Hotel later becomes a Residence Hall.

Text on photograph: "Sir James Ramsay MacDonald LLD 1929 and C.H. Marvin" Formerly photograph #PB-236

Text on photograph: [label] "Staff Nurse, Mrs. Frieda Hutchins, of 608 N. Washington Street, Alexandria, Va., makes use of drawer space in the mobile bassinets used in the new George Washington Uniersity [sic] Hospital where mothers may have bassinets hooked to their bedsides. The bassinet is occupied by Carolyn Rae Brockbank, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. Reed Brockbank, ["daughter" typed over] of 1445 Otis pl. nw., who was born April 17, 1948. The photo was made April 21, 1948. CREDIT: FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY PHOTO" Formerly photograph #PB-238

Text on photograph: [label] "Operating room Nurse, Jane Shannon at The George Washington University Hospital removes a tube of sutures from a suture can for use in surgery." Formerly photograph #PB-239

Text on photograph: "Maternity charts in the new G.W.U. Hospital in Washington, D.C. are examined by Junior Head Nurse Martha Berry, jr., who lives at the Nurses' Home, & Mrs. Elizabeth Hens, staff nurse, 4009 Jefferson St., Hyattsville, Md. April 21, 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-240

Text on photograph: "Mrs. Elizabeth York and Mrs. Helen Snow in the operation room of the maternity department of the new George Washington University Hospital at Washington Circle, Washington 7, D.C. April 21, '48

Text on photograph: [label] "Labor Room at the George Washington University hospital, Washington 7, D.C. 4-21-48" Formerly photograph #PB-242

Text on photograph: "Observing from the gallery in the operating room of the Maternity Department of the New George W. Univ. Hospital are W.R. Halliday, senior medical student; Dr. Charles Horton, interne [sic]; and Dr. Neel J. Price, clinical instructor in Obstetrics and gynecology at the G.W.U. School of Medicine. Nurses are Mrs. Elizabeth York (left) and Mrs. Helen Snow." Formerly photograph #PB-243

Text on photograph: "5 pound, 9 ounce, Robert Winston Milnes was the first infant born in the new George Washington University Hospital at Washington Circle, Washington D.C. He gets acquainted with his mother, Mrs. Virginia Milnes of 800 S Washington St., Alexandria, Va., by being placed in a new type basinet which can be wheeled up to the bed. Mrs. Milnes was the first patient admitted to the new hospital. Robert was born April 1, 1948. " Formerly photograph #PB-00016

Text on photograph: [label] "Mothers at The New George Washington University Hospital may elect to have their newborn children placed in a crib hooked to their beds. Here is pictured Mrs. Jean (Samuel Tate) 3016 Nelson Place S.E., and her 48 hour old son, Thomas Harrison Tate, March 7, 1948. Washington D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-245

Text on photograph: [label] "Private room nursery at The George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. is a complete unit where all the materials used for baby are kept. The bassinet which hooks to mother's bedside when she wants it there, holds diapers and shirts. Here, Mother Loise T. Burk, of 315 South Irving Street, Arlington, Va., sits up in bed to look at her baby." Formerly photograph #PB-246

Text on photograph: "Staff Nurse Helen [Hool?], 7347 Wisconsin ave. nw., Bethesda, Md., shows Mrs. Claxton Walker of 3126 - 16th st. nw., Wash. D.C., how to pin a diaper on Baby Helen Christine Walter (4 days old) at the new George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. Babies may stay with their mothers much of the day. Bassinets which slide across the mother's bed are hooked to her bedside. If she wishes, she may engage a room over looking the nursery where her baby is kept not with her. 4-23-48" Formerly photograph #PB-48

Text on photograph: [label] "Negative FWA 48-84 Staff Nurse, Mrs. Frieda Hutchins, of 608 N. Washington Street, Alexandria, Va., uses shelf space in one of the mobile bassinets used in the new George Washington University Hospital in Washington D.C. where mothers may have bassinets hooked to their bedsides. The bassinet is occupied by Carolyn Rae Brockbank, of 1445 Otis pl. nw., who was born April 17, 1948. She is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W. Reed Brockbank, who were preparing to take their first baby home on April 21, 1948, when the photograph was made. CREDIT: FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY PHOTO" Formerly photograph #PB-248

Text on photograph: "G.W.U. Law School Building 1899-1910 H Street east of 15th Street NW" Formerly photograph #PB-257

Text on photograph: "L to R Dr. Donn, McKelway, Ficktin" Formerly photograph #PB-263

Text on photograph: [label] "For Release Sunday, October 23, 1949 Miss Joan Donaldson, 20, daughter of Mr. C.W. Donaldson, 900 19th St. NW is The George Washington University Homecoming Queen candidate of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. The student selected will be crowned on Oct. 29 during the Homecoming Ball to be held at National Guard Armory. Other event[sic] include a debate with Oxford U. On Oct 27 a football game with Lafayette College on Oct. 28, and on Oct. 29 a luncheon honoring 10 members of the faculty who have served 25 years, a tour of the new Student Union and a reception." Formerly photograph #PB-264

Text on photograph: "Dr. Edward U. Condon, director of the National Bureau of Standards" Formerly photograph #PB-265

Text on photograph: "John Foster Dulles and President Dwight D. Eisenhower at Walter Reed Hospital, 1959. U.S. Army Photographer, Walter Reed" [and] "Dulles LLB [1926 crossed out] 1912, Eisenhower DPS 1964 (This is an honorary degree)" Formerly photograph #270

Text on photograph: "President Dwight D. Eisenhower visits Secretary of State John Foster Dulles at Walter Reed Hospital. 1959"

Text on photograph: "President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Vice President Richard Nixon, and Under Secretary of State Clifford Herter visit Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, at Walter Reed Hospital. 1959 JFD d. 5-24-59/resigned 4-15-59" Formerly photograph #PB-272

Text on photograph: "Marjorie Ionta [below "2223 H St. NW"] (on table) and Chief Physical Therapist Dorathy voss demonstrate "progressive resistance "table at the new George Wash. University Hospital. 3-18-48" Formerly photograph #PB-274

Text on photograph: "Physical Resistance Table, May-1948, Chief Physical Therapist Dorathy Voss, Dr. E. Leong Way." [and] "FWA-48-94 May, 1948 Chief Physical Therapist Dorothy Voss treats Dr. Edward L. Way, patient, on the physical resistance table in the Physical Medicine Department of the New George Washington University Hospital, Washington, 7, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-275

Text on photograph: "Washington, D.C., Neg. No. 48-79-A FWA, Mothers occupying double rooms in the maternity ward of the George Washington University Hospital in Wash. D.C. may elect to be placed in rooms which face view windows overlooking the nursery for four where their babies are cared for - two double rooms face into the nursery. Federal Works Agency Photo" Formerly photograph #PB-164

Text on photograph: "Dr. Robert Pelley Hill does research in the Pathology Laboratory at The George Washington University Hospital. (1952) Dr. Hill is associate professor of pathology at The George Washington University School of Medicine." Formerly photograph #PB-276

Text on photograph: "Sarah Paxton, x-ray technician, and Larry Dempsey, (dark room technician posing as patient) using a 500 milliampere x-ray at the New George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-277

Text on photograph: "FWA-48-105 April 1948 Sarah Paxton, X-Ray technician, and Larry Dempsey, (dark room technician posing as patient) using a 500 milliampere X-Ray at the New George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-278

Text on photograph: "Virginia Stillman, left, and Edna Martinson, nurses adjust the 500 milliampers x-ray equipment at the new George Washington University Hospital in Washington, D.C. March 1948 W. Post Photo 3-20-48 * now Mrs. Eva [Bertraun?]" Formerly photograph #PB-279

Text on photograph: [signed] "H.C. Yarrow" Formerly photograph #PB-285

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The negative for this image is housed in box 0258, barcode 32882017673214. Formerly photograph #PB-259, negative NA-78.

Text on photograph: "Frank Wigglesworth Clarke 1847 - 1931" Formerly photograph #PB-286 Professor of Chemistry

Text on photograph: [signature on front] "Charles E. Munroe" [and] "Return to B.D. Van Evira The George Washington Univ. Washington, DC." Formerly photograph #PB-288 Professor of Chemistry, Chief Explosives Chemist, US Bureau of Mine

Formerly photograph #PB-289 Professor of Chemistry

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Text on photograph: "This young mother was one of the patients removed from the old George Washington University Hospital at 1335 H Street nw. to the big new hospital on Washington Circle. Her baby, in an incubator, made the trip in the same ambulance. 4-1-48" Formerly photograph #PB-291

Formerly photograph #PB-294 Law School Building, 1865-1884

Text on photograph: "Rear view of Lisner Library 2023 G St., nw" Formerly photograph #PB-299

Text on photograph: "Rear view, Lisner Library 2023 G St., nw" Formerly photograph #PB-300

Text on photograph: "Front view of the library, showing the adjoining buildings" Formerly photograph #PB-301

Text on photograph: "Jacob Burns Law Library 20th St. N.W., between G and H Sts." Formerly photograph #PB-303

Text on photograph: "Lisner Library" Formerly photograph #PB-302

Text on photograph: "Stockton Hall and Jacob Burns Library #63 20th St., between G and H Sts." Formerly photograph #PB-304

Text on photograph: "The Law School The George Washington University when located at 1435 K st nw" Formerly photograph #PB-305 The negative for this image is housed in box 0258, barcode 32882017673214. Formerly negative, NA-88.

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Law School, 1435 K. St. Wash. D.C. 1920-25" Formerly photograph #PB-306

Text on photograph: "This building formerly stood at 1435 K Street, NW and house the Law School of The George Washington University from 1920 to 1925." Formerly photograph #PB-307

Text on photograph: "Masonic Temple 801 13th N.W. Law School in the 5th and 6th floors fron [sic] the fall of 1910 to the summer of 1920. The George Washington University, Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-308

Text on photograph: "Mrs. Alice Sorrell, the 100,000th patient to be admitted to George Washington University Hospital, was among those transferred from the old institution on H Street to the big new teaching hospital on Washington Circle. April 1, 1948" [and] "Nurse is Miss Edith Billheimer RN - graduate of GW School of Nursing 1925 2100 Eye St nw" Formerly photograph #PB-310

Text on photograph: "First ride in an incubator. This baby was transferred from the old George Washington University Hospital on H Street, Washington D.C., to the big new hospital on Washington Circle, in the ambulance with her mother. April 1, 1948." [and] "Dr. Clarence R. Hartman in civilian dress (head of out Patient Dept)" Formerly photograph #PB-311

Text on photograph: "Patients transferred from the old hospital on H Street, nw., are received at George Washington[,] Washington's great new teaching hospital on Washington Circle, Washington, D.C. Army ambulances were used." [and] "April 1, 1948" Formerly photograph #PB-312

Text on photograph: " FWA 48-96 1948 George R. Smith, manager of the optical shop in the Eye Department of the New George Washington University Hospital, in Washington, D.C. edging a lens."

Text on photograph: "1948 George Smith, manager of the optical shop, demonstrates the new cylinder surfacing unit (used to finish the surface of astigmatism correcting glass to Mary Everist Kramer, head of the Orthoptic section of the Eye Dept. of The George Washington Univ. Hospital, Wash., D.C." [and] "Star Staff Photo Eye Department" Formerly photograph #PB-314

Text on photograph: "Eye Department March 25 - 1948" [and] "April 1948 Washington, D.C. Dr. Williams Errgong, resident in the Eye Department, examines Mary Everist Kramer, supervisor of the orthoptic department. The binocular ophthalmoscope gives a microscopic picture of the eye in three dimensions. The New George Washington University Hospital." [and] " Slit lamp - instrument to examine the interior of the [eye] microscopically. (Shown with doctor & patient). Binocular ophthalmoscope - instrument to examine the interior of the eye microscopically and with third dimension. Cabinet with trail lenses for the testing of refractive errors. On top of cabinet is shown a model of a brain with the nerve connections of the eye - made by Dr. Wm. Errgong. Ophthalmic chair with complete refracting unit. Lensometer - to check glasses for correct grinding of prescription. Lens exhibit of colored lenses. Campimeter - instrument to map out blind spots of the visual system and tracing blood vessel shadows." Formerly photograph #PB-315

Formerly photograph #PB-316 Professor of Chemistry

Text on print: [front, autograph] "Charles E. Munroe" Formerly print #PB-287 Professor of Chemistry at George Washington, Chief Explosives Chemist, US Bureau of Mines.

Text on photograph: "Charles R. Mann, Trustee of G.W.U." Formerly photograph #PB-317

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Washington, D.C. 20006 February 22, 1965 Board Chairman Newell W. Ellison turns a spade of earth at the Cherry Tree Planting Ceremony." Formerly photograph #PB-318

Text on photograph: "The first patient to be transferred to the new George Washington University Hospital, on Washington Circle, from the old hospital building on H Street, nw., Washington, D.C. Patients were moved in Army ambulances. Miss Minnie Rock April 1, 1948" [and] "Nurse is Miss Edith Bill [Heimer?], graduate of the g.w. School of Nursing 1925 2100 Eye St. nw" Formerly photograph #PB-319

Text on photograph: "April 1, 1948 Fifty patients were removed on March 31 from the old George Washington University Hospital building on H Street, nw., Washington, D.C., to the big new multi-storied teaching hospital on Washington Circle." Formerly photograph #PB-320

Text on photograph: "Biochemistry" Formerly photograph #PB-321

Text on photograph: "Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of the George Washington University, conferring the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Laws on Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Federal Works Admistrator [sic] and the honorary degree of Doctor of Science on Dr. Walter A. Bloedorn, medical director of the George Washington University Hospital on Tuesday, March 23, 1948. Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-322 The Washington Post March 24, 1948 pg.11 "GWU Takes Formal Possession of 5-Million-Dollar Hospital"

Text on photograph: "Dr. Cloyd H. Marvin (left) presents the Doctor of Civil Laws degree to Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, administrator of Federal Works Agency. Presentation was made during opening ceremonies of The George Wash. U. Hospital" Formerly photograph #PB-323

Text on photograph: "Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming, Federal Works Administrator, Receives congratulations upon receiving the honorary Doctor of Civil Laws Degree at the Convocation formally opening the George Washington University Hospital, March 23, 1948. Formerly photograph #PB-324

Text on photograph: "Biochemistry - Medical School" Formerly photograph #PB-325

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Text on photograph: "The School of Medicine at 1335 H Street nw. (right) and the old University Hospital at 1337 H Street nw." Formerly photograph #PB-327

Text on photograph: "1950 Warwick Memorial building houses The George Washington University Cancer Clinic. Housed the George Washington University Hospital 1898 - 1948." Formerly photograph #PB-328

Text on photograph: "Medical School of The George Washington Univ. Jan. 1950" Formerly photograph #PB-329

Text on photograph: "Officers of Brooklyn Alumni Club G.W.U. 1947" [and] "Spiegler '26, Gromet '34, Rogers '28, Richman '23, Fradkin '27" Formerly photograph #PB-334

Text on photograph: "Mr. Lisner" Formerly photograph #PB-339

Text on photograph: "Dr. Cloyd H. Marvin, President of the George Washington University, congratulates President of Korea Syngman Rhee. The occasion was the Special Convocation of the University to award Dr. Rhee the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws. Dr. Rhee was graduated from the George WAshington University in 1907. The Special Convocation was held 7-30-54 at the University's Lisner Auditorium in Washington, D.C." Formerly photograph #PB-341

Text on photograph: "Pres. Elliott (left) with Robert Alan Blanar, who received a math award at awards tea, 1967" Formerly photograph #PB-342

Text on photograph: "Tompkins Hall of Engineering -- Communications Laboratory 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-357

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Text on photograph: "Tompkins Hall of Engineering ** Drafting Classroom 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-372 The negative for this image is housed in box 0258, barcode 32882017673214.

Text on photograph: "Tompkins Hall of Engineering -- Power Laboratory 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-373

Text on photograph: "Tompkins Hall of Engineering _ _ View from instructor's office to floor of Industrial Processess Testing Laboratory. Fall, 1956." Formerly photograph #PB-374

Text on photograph: "Tompkins Hall of Engineering _ _ Heat - Power Laboratory 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-375

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Formerly photograph #PB-378. Text with image "Third prize winner in student book collection contest congratulated by John F. Boswell." Please note: see item RG0031-001-0004-00088 for a different image of this same event. This other image has some different data about this event.

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Text on photograph: "First design for Lisner Auditorium" Formerly photograph #PB-386

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Text on photograph: "Physics Lab - Corcoran Hall (2d floor)" Formerly photograph #PB-395

Text on photograph: "Lisner Library 1st Floor Reading Room" Formerly photograph #PB-396

Text on photograph: "Photo chemical apparatus used in the study of the kinetics of the photo chemical isomerization of cis- and trans- dichlorethy- lenes sensitized by iodine. Research Lab. The George Washington University, March 1948. Work is being done by Richard Wallis, graduate student in chemistry (lower) under the supervision of Dr. Reuben E. Wood, Asst. Prof. of Chemistry (Standing)." Formerly photograph #PB-397

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Text on photograph: "Experimental Fractional Distillation Organic Research Laboratory" Formerly photograph #PB-399

Text on photograph: "Biochemistry" Formerly photograph #PB-400

Text on photograph: "Class of '99 [1899]" Formerly photograph #PB-402

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Text on photograph: "Cooperative Store, June 1950" Formerly photograph #PB-411

Text on photograph: "Student Union 2d floor snack bar January 1962" Formerly photograph #PB-412

Text on photograph: "Student Union 1st floor cafeteria January 1962" Formerly photograph #PB-414

Text on photograph: "Library, main reading room showing the Gilbert Stuart Portrait of George Washington, in the University Library, The George Washington University. April 1950." [and] "Holmes I. Mettee Studio, Photography, 701 N. Eutaw Street, Baltimore 1 Md. No. 15239 D" Formerly photograph #PB-415

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Text on photograph: "Student Union 2d floor snack bar January 1962" Formerly photograph #PB-413

Text on photograph: "In Alumni Review, Summer 1963- 'Wives go back to school'" [and] Grad students (Ph.D. EdD. candidates) and grads." Formerly photograph #PB-408 (left to right) Dr. Ruth Helm Osborn, Linnea Holland, Louise Terzian, and Violet Clark on the cover of the Summer 1963 Alumni Review magazine Page of notes included with this photograph.

Text on photograph: "School of Gov't" Formerly photograph #PB-355

Text on photograph: "A PLAQUE which is to be placed in the Hall of Government in achknowledgement [sic] of an endowment fund of one million dollars given to The George Washington University Washington 6, D.C., by the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States of America. This fund is to support the offerings of the School of Government of the University. Rec'd April 1957." Formerly photograph #PB-356

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Text on photograph: "George Washington's Coat of arms - used by The University. This Coat of Arms is in The Old Church in Sulgrave Manor in England. A stained glass reproduction pictured here hangs in The Board of Trustees room in The Library of the George Washington University." Formerly photograph #PB-351

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Text on photograph: "A.F.W. Schmidt" Formerly photograph #PB-422

Text on photograph: "Installation Banquet Tau Chapter Omicron Alpha Tau Hotel Washington Nov. 12, 1927" Formerly photograph #PB-425

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Text on photograph: "General Arnold presents certificate to Dr. George Gamow" Formerly photograph #PB-423 The negative for this image is housed in box 0258, barcode 32882017673214.

Note: text formerly with photographs is no longer available. Text with photograph (1): "1st Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Gibon Fahrestock; Mrs. James Carroll Frazer; Mr. Louis Hertle (w/out cap); Adm. Charles H. Stockton; Behind Stockton, Dr. Bowerman." Text with photograph (2): "2nd Segment, 1st row: Left to Right: Dr. Samuel H. Greene, behind Greene, ; Dr. Charles W. Needham; Behind Needham, Dr. James McB. Sterrett; Rt. Rev. Alfred Harding; behind Harding, Mrs. Julian James; Mrs. Archibald Hopkins; Col. Archibald Hopkins; Mr. John B. Lanner; Adm. Willard Brownson; Standing; Secretary E.L. Kayser." Text with photograph (3): "3rd Segment, 1st row, Left to Right: King of the Belgians [sic]; Mr. H.B.F. Macfarland; Miss Nellie Sedgely; Mr. Charles W. Holmes; Col. Thomas S. Hopkins; Standing; Pres. William M. Collier; Duke of Brabant; Dr. E.E. Richardson." Text with photograph (4): "4th Segment, 1st Row, Left to Right: Dr. Gilbert Grosvenor; Mr. Louis Cohen; Mr. E.L. Thurston; Dr. D.S. Smith; Judge George Fleming Moore; Mr. Theodore Noyes; Mr. Walter Tuckerman; Dr. Thomas N. McLaughlin." Text with photograph (5): "5th Segment, 1st row, Left to Right; Mr. John T. Doyle; Mr. Charles I. Corbey; Dr. Purcival Hall." Formerly photograph(s): #PB-429, #PB-430, #PB-431, #PB-432, #PB-433

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Text on photograph: "March, 1962 Navy Logistics Research 1401 Computer Operations Supervisor Thornton Hardiman changing tape on one of the six 729 IV Tape Drivers." Formerly photograph #PB-435

Text on photograph: "March, 1962 Navy Logistics Research 1401 Computer 729 IV Tape Drives at left and in rear Central Processing Unit at right Operator Dorothy Cole at 1402 Reader Punch." Formerly photograph #PB-447

Text on photograph: "March, 1962 Navy Logistics Research 1401 Computer Tape Racks at left. Operations Supervisor Thornton Hardiman at desk Operator Dorothy Cale at Central Processing Unit Programmer Luther Rowe at 1403 Printer Six 729 IV Tape Drivers in rear center." Formerly photograph #PB-448

Text on image: "General Alumni Dinner held in honor of President Thomas H. Carroll on February 23, 1961 at Mayflower Hotel." Formerly photograph #PB-436

Text on photograph: "The University Troubadours entertained at the dinner in honor of Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll, sponsored by the General Alumni Association on Thursday, February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." Formerly photograph #PB-437

Text on photograph: "General Alumni Dinner held at Mayflower Hotel on February 23, 1961 for President Thomas H. Carroll." Formerly photograph #PB-438

Text on photograph: "Campus leaders who were graduated since 1940 met the University's new President and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Carroll, and University and [sic] Alumni officers at dinner in the University's Lisner Auditorium - 4-11-61" Formerly photograph #PB-439

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of the George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet in their honor sponsored by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel. President and Mrs. Carroll and their son, Thomas Henry Carroll III." Formerly photograph #PB-440

Text on photograph: "General Alumni Dinner at Mayflower Hotel on February 23, 1961 in honor of President and Mrs. Thomas H. Carroll." Formerly photograph #PB-441

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D. C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "Senator jack R. Miller, formerly Professorial Lecturer in Accounting; Mrs. Carroll; President Carroll; and Mr. Harvey B. Matthews, Assistant to the President of the Ford Foundation." Formerly photograph #PB-442

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower hotel." [and] "From left at the head table, Mr. Harvey Matthews, Assistant to the President of the Ford Foundation; Mrs. Clyd H. Marvin LITT. D. [58 inserted 60 crossed out]; President Carroll; Mr. James C. Van Story Jr., President of the General Alumni Association." Formerly photograph #PB-443

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet in their honor sponsored by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "From left, Chairman Emeritus of the University Board of Trustees Robert V. Fleming, President and Mrs. Carroll, and President Emeritus Cloyd H. Marvin" Formerly photograph #PB-444

Text on photograph: "Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, addressed more than 750 attending a dinner in honor of him and Mrs. Carroll. The dinner, sponsored by the University's General Alumni Association, was held at the Mayflower Hotel on February 23, 1961. The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. " Formerly photograph #PB-445

Text on photograph: "President Thomas H. Carroll at the GENERAL ALUMNI DINNER held in his honor at the Mayflower Hotel on February 23, 1961." Formerly photograph #PB-446

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquets in their honor sponsored by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." Formerly photograph #PB-449

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961 at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "In the receiving line, General Alumni Association President James C. Van Story Jr. AB 48, AM 49; President Carroll; President Emeritus. Cloyd H. Marvin." Formerly photograph #PB-450

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "From left at the head table, Mr. Harvey Matthews, Assistant to the President of the Ford Foundation; Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin LITT. D.; President Carroll; Mr. James C. Van Story Jr., President of the General Alumni Association." Formerly photograph #PB-451

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "At head table, from left, Mrs. John L. McMillian, wife of the Congressman from South Carolina; Dean Elmer Louis Kayser of the Division of University Students; Mrs. James C. Van Story Jr. AB 49; and Dr. Arthur Adams, President of the American Council on Education." Formerly photograph #PB-452

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "Representative and Mrs. Daniel K. Ihouye of Hawaii and Mrs. carroll and President Carroll. Representative Inouye holds the degree of Juris Doctor 1952 from the University." Formerly photograph #PB-453

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "Clockwise -- Assistant Dean of the Law School Carville D. Benson Sam Houston, Pres. of Law Alumni, LLB 36 (Natl.) Raymond E. Gable, LLB 31, AB 33 Mrs. Frank H. Myers, Judge Municipal Court for D. C. LLB 23 LLM 24 Mrs. Sam Houston Franklin M. Stone, LLB 34 Mrs. Raymond Gable (Charlotte) Edwin S. Nail." Formerly photograph #PB-454

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] From left -- Senator Jack R. Miller of Iowa, formerly Professorial Lecturer in Accounting, Congressman Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii, JD 52 Congressman Joe. L. Evins of Tenn. EX 42 President Carroll." Formerly photograph #PB-455

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "From left, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Van Story Jr., Miss Ann Ronhovde, Representative Joe L. Evins, Mrs. J. Frank Doubleday, Representative and Mrs. Daniel K. Inouye." Formerly photograph #PB-456

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "From left, Senator Jack R. Miller, former Professorial Lecturer in Accting; Representative Daniel K. Inouye JD 52; Mrs. James C. Van Story AB 49; Representative Joe . Evins EX 42; and President Carroll." Formerly photograph #PB-457

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "Congress came to the dinner, too: from left, Representative Daniel K. Inouye JD 52; Mrs. Inouye; Senator Jack R. Miller, formerly Professorial lecturer in Accounting; Mrs. Moss; Senator Frank E. Moss JD 37; Representative Joe L. Evins EX 42." Formerly photograph #PB-458

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "From left, the Hon. Roger Jones, Under Secretary of State for Administration; Mrs. Webb; Mr. David Bell, Director of the Bureau of the Budget; Mrs. Jones; Dr. E.M. Bernstein, economist; Mr. Elmer Staats, Deputy Director of the Bureau of the Budget; Mrs. Bernstein; Mr. James E. Webb, Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and University Trustee and Alumnus; and Mrs. Staats." Formerly photograph #PB-459

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "Mr. John C. Pyles Jr. LLB 36 and Mrs. Pyles and President and Mrs. Carroll (right).

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "From left, Chairman Emeritus of the University Board of Trustees Robert V. Fleming, President Emeritus of the University Cloyd H. Marvin." Formerly photograph #PB-461

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "At the Reception proceding [sic] the Banquet, from left -- Mrs. E. Ross Adair, Hon. E. Ross Adair, LLB 33, Congressman from Indiana Robert V. Fleming, Chair Emeritus of Bd. of Trustees, G.W. and Chm [Chair] of Bd. [Board] of Riggs Nat'l. [National] Bank, Wash. DC. Mrs. James C. VanStory, Jr. AB 49, wife of Pres. of Gen. Alumni Assn [Association]." Formerly photograph #PB-462

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "Dinner Chairman J. Frank Doubleday AM 55, President and Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Doubleday. (right). Formerly photograph #PB-463

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "At the reception preceding the banquet, from left -- Professor Emeritus Charles Sager Collier (Law) George Edward Muth, AB 31, LLB 34, GW Trustee Miss Gertrude Weitzel, Secretary to the President of GWU Trustee Frank Harvey Weitzel AB (w hs t d) [sic] 31, LLB (wd), 35 Mrs. Robert Kramer Dean Robert Kramer, Dean of Law School, GWU." Formerly photograph #PB-467

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University, Washington 6, D.C. Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, new President of The George Washington University, and Mrs. Carroll attended a banquet sponsored in their honor by the General Alumni Association on February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel." [and] "General Alumni Association President James C. Van Story AB 48, AM 49; Alumni Secretary Stanley J/. Tracy LLB 25; President Carroll and Assistant to President Max Farrington BS in PE 33, AM 34." Formerly photograph #PB-468

Text on photograph: "The new President of The George Washington University, Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, and Mrs. Carroll, were honored at a banquet sponsored by the University's General Alumni Association on Feb. 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel. Joining President carroll under the buff and blue are (front row) Dr. Allen V. Astin DSC 58 and Student Sharon Mobley. Back row, Dr. Carroll, Mrs. Astin, and Student Bernie Stopack (law student)." Formerly photograph #PB-469

Text on photograph: "President Thomas H. Carroll speaks at a dinner sponsored in his honor by the General Alumni Association at Mayflower Hotel on February 23, 1961." Formerly photograph #PB-470

Text on photograph: "The General Alunmi Association of The George Washington University held a dinner and reception to honor the new University President, Dr. Thomas H. Carroll, and his wife, Mrs. Carroll, on Thursday, February 23, 1961, at the Mayflower Hotel. From Left to Right are: Mrs. Richard B. Castell, Dr. Richard B. Castell, Mrs. F. Turner Reuter, Dr. Seymour Alpert, Mrs. Seymour Alpett, Dr. Robert H. Barter, Mrs. Robert H. Barter, Dr. William Newman and Mrs. William Newman." Formerly photograph #PB-471

Text on photograph: "Roof: Strong Hall R. Dorothy Pittinger 1947" Formerly photograph #PB-480

Text on photograph: "Roof garden - Strong Hall Probably 1938" Formerly photograph #PB-481

May/June 1980 issue of GW Times: "Summer has been especially enjoyable for Strong Hall residents throughout the years. With their private sunroof, co-eds like these in the early '40's didn't have to go to the beach. Two porches separated by a solarium now used primarily for meetings and parties, gave residents room to relax with a book, play table tennis or cards and to hold occasional barbeques-all while basking in the sunshine."

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Formerly photograph #PB-496. Finding Aid for the 1939 Conference included with photograph.

Very faded. Almost indistinct. Formerly photograph #PB-498. Finding Aid included with photograph.

Formerly photograph #PB-497. Finding aid included with photograph.

Text with photograph: "Front row, left to right: H. Weyl, E. Teller, M. Schwarchild, C. Critchfield, J. Wheeler, R. Feynman, R. Oppenheimer, J. Schwinger, G. Broit, H. Babcock, H. Robertson, L. Infeld. Back row, left to right: S. Forbush, W. Whitehead, N. Heidenberg, U. Fano, D. Inglix, P. Abelson, G. Gamow, M. Tuve, M. Osborne, R. Roberts, R. Alpher, B. Van Evera." Formerly photograph #PB-499

Formerly photograph #PB-500 Same image as 0005-00033 "Front row, left to right: H. Weyl, E. Teller, M. Schwarchild, C. Critchfield, J. Wheeler, R. Feynman, R. Oppenheimer, J. Schwinger, G. Broit, H. Babcock, H. Robertson, L. Infeld. Back row, left to right: S. Forbush, W. Whitehead, N. Heidenberg, U. Fano, D. Inglix, P. Abelson, G. Gamow, M. Tuve, M. Osborne, R. Roberts, R. Alpher, B. Van Evera."

Text on photograph: "Joshua Evans Jr. Chairman of Committee in charge of arrangements Investment Bankers, Convention with President Coolidge of White House" Formerly photograph #PB-501

Formerly photograph #PB-502 At front center with light hat is President Coolidge.2nd from right end of front row, Joshua Evans, Jr.

Text on photograph: "Eva B. Adams Administrative Assistant to Senator McCarren (Nev.) Feb. 1953" Formerly photograph #PB-503 Alumna in Law, recipient of Alumni Achievement Award - Became Director of U.S. Mint

Text on photograph: "Dr. Robert Adler, Inventor of the Year 1967" Formerly photograph #PB-504 Mr. E.K. Morris, Chairman of Board of Trustees (l) congratulates Dr. Robert Adler, winner of the 1967 Inventor of the Year Award

Text on photograph: "Dr. Robert Adler, Inventor of the Year 1967" Formerly photograph #PB-505 Mr. E.K. Morris, Chairman of Board of Trustees (l) congratulates Dr. Robert Adler, winner of the 1967 Inventor of the Year Award

Text on photograph: "Dr. Robert Adler, Vice-President-Director of Research, Zenith Radio Corporation Chicago, Illinois 60639" Formerly photograph #PB-506

Text with photograph: "DR. ROBERT ADLER, Zenith vice president and director of research, shows ultrasonic diffraction cell used in the company's experimental laser TV picture display system. Unit is the first to achieve horizontal deflection of laser beam electronically. This results in displays that are highly stable over extended periods. Zenith Radio Corporation 1900 North Austin Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60639." Formerly photograph #PB-507

Text on image: "Aftab Ahmed of Pakistan received the first degree of Doctor of Public Administration to be conferred by The Geoge Washington University at the annual commencement in the university's 144th year. He earned the degree in the School of Government, Business, and International Affairs. He passed the final oral examination on April 21, 1965, and returned to Pakistan before the commencement so the degree was conferred in absentia. His wife worked in the University Library during her husband's period of study. He holds the degrees of Bachelor of Arts (1943) and Master of Arts (1946) from the University of the Panjab, West Pakistan. Upon his return to Pakistan he expected to head a school for the training of public administrators in Lahore. June, 1965" Formerly photograph #PB-508

Text on image: "Aftab Ahmed of Pakistan received the first degree of Doctor of Public Administration to be conferred by The George Washington University at the annual commencement in the university's 144th year. He earned the degree in the School of Government, Business, and International Affairs. He passed the final oral examination on April 21, 1965, and returned to Pakistan before the commencement so the degree was conferred in absentia. His wife worked in the University Library during her husband's period of study. He holds the degrees of Bachelor of Arts (1943) and Master of Arts (1946) from the University of the Panjab, West Pakistan. Upon his return to Pakistan he expected to head a school for the training of public administrators in Lahore. He is shown with Dr. Harold F. Bright, Acting Dean of the School of Government, Business, and International Affairs. June, 1965"

Text on image: "Students are: Linda Storey and Boyd Pousch, co-editors of the George Washington University student newspaper, 'The Hatchet'. Formerly photograph #PB-510 Clipping attached of picture and caption from the Hatchet. Caption reads "Author and Williams College Prof. James MacGregor Burns, left center, and University Prof. Robert H. Walker, are shown with students when Dr. Burns considered the 1964 election as a turning point and filled Lisner Auditorium under sponsorship of the University's American Thought and Civilization Program and General Alumni Association preliminary to Homecoming activities."

Text on photograph: "L to R, James MacGregor Burns, political analyst, author and lecturer; The Acting President of The George Washington University, Oswald S. Colclough; and Robert H. Walker, Professor of American Civilization, pause before the talk given by Burns on October 30, 1964, in the Lisner Auditorium of The George Washington University on the topic, "The 1964 Presidential Election: A turning Point ?'. The talk was sponsored by the university's American Thought and Civilization Program and the General Alumni Association ." Formerly photograph #PB-511

Formerly photograph #PB-512 Article affixed to back entitled, "Law Library Named for Alumnus Burns", the photograph appears at the top. Article discusses the Law Library dedication to Jacob Burns.

Text on photograph: "University President Cloyd H. Marvin, Miss Myraa Loy and Talit Ali - daughter of Ambassador from Pakistan. at the Foreign Students Christmas Party given by the Adviser to Foreign Students and the Faculty Women's Club. 12-53. Formerly photograph #PB-513

Text on photograph: "Dr. Robert Adler, Inventor of the Year 1967" Formerly photograph #PB-514

Text on photograph: "Representative E. Ross Adair W. Navy Officer." Clipping reads: "Members of Congress are briefed by civil servants and members of the armed forces. Representative E. Ross Adair of Indiana, a senior member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, is shown with a Navy officer who is leaving for a foreign affairs mission." Formerly photograph #PB-515

Formerly photograph #PB-516 Mr. Sam Solomon & wife viewing Special Collections Exhibit with Librarian Rupert Woodward

Text on photograph: "Grayson Kirk, Ph.D., LL.D., D.C.L., L.H.D. President of Columbia University 1953 - Photo taken June, 1963." Formerly photograph #PB-517

Text on photograph: "Photograph of Exhibit. (Atlantic City AMA Convention 1949) Dr. Wim Z. Fradkin. Formerly photograph #PB-518 Dr. William Z. Fradkin, Medical Alumnus of 1927 with his exhibit on Diarrheal Diseases at the American Medical Association Convention.

Text on photograph: "A.M.A. Convention Scientific Exhibit June 1951 Dr. Wm Z. Fradkin" Formerly photograph #PB-519

Text on photograph: "Mildred Benton (A.B. in L.S., 1934) Librarian, Naval Research Laboratory President of the Library Science Alumni Association July 21, 1954" Formerly photograph #PB-520

Text on photograph: "Vernon L. Brown President New York City Alumni Club" Formerly photograph #PB-522

Text on photograph: "George Washington University students having tea at the Pakistan Embassy here. Photo shows, left [to] right, Miss Talat A. Ali, daughter of the Ambassador pouring tea, she is also a University student; The Ambassador of Pakistan Syed Amjad Ali dresses in his native costume; Sharon Doran, undergraduate student who writes a teen age column in the Washington Star; and sipping tea in foreground, Glenn Archer, President of the Student Council and a Law student at the University. IMPORTANT! This negative must not be used for any purpose other than in Univeristy publications and then with the following credit line: 'Photographs by Ollie Atkins. Reprinted by special permission of The Saturday Evening Post. Copyright 1954 by the Curtis Publishing Company." Formerly photograph #PB-523

Text on photograph: "Washington Star cartoonist Jim Berryman shows Senator John L. McClellan, Dem of Arkansas, his 1950 Pulitzer Prize winning cartoon, "All Set for a Super-Secret Session," at Mr. Berryman's one-man show of political cartoons drawn over 20 years of his career. The show was presented as the January Exhibit at the University Library (1958)." Formerly photograph #PB-524

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Washington, D.C. 20006. Mr. James T. Berryman, famous editorial cartoonist of The Evening Star Newspaper in the Nation's Capital. Mr. Berryman was a student at the George Washington University from 1921 through 1923. March 1964" [from former label] Formerly photograph #PB-525

Text on photograph: "Hideomi Mori AB 28, AM 30, who also holds doctor of philosophy, confers the Doctor of Laws degree upon Bumpei Kure, President of Nihon University, in behalf of The George Washington University. Mr. Mori is Executive Director of the Nikkatsu Corporation and President of the Japan Chapter of the University Alumni Association. April 25, 1956." Formerly photograph #PB-526

Text on image: "Allen V. Astin Director National Bureau of Standards" Formerly photograph #PB-527

Text on photograph: "David Amram (left), AB '52, newly appointed composer-in-residence with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, revisited the University recently while in Washington. Here he discusses a score of one of his works with Professor George Steiner of the Music Department and two members of the University Orchestra, Jack Firestone, clarinetist, and Marian Yeager, flutist. The GW Orchestra contemplates performing Mr. Amram's work at the their May concert. (Reni Photo)" Formerly photograph #PB-528

Formerly photograph #PB-529 Biography attached to back describes his life and works including his time at George Washington University.

Text on photograph: " The George Washington University Washington, D.C. 20006 David Amram, AB 52 - Composer of compositions for major motion pictures as well as television. He also played the French horn with the National Symphony Orchestra. 1965" Formerly photograph #PB-530

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Washington, D.C. 20006 David Amram, AB 52 Composer of compositions for major motion pictures as well as television. He also played the French horn with the National Symphony Orchestra. 1965."

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Washington, D.C. 20006 David Amram, AB 52 Composer of compositions for major motion pictures as well as television. He also played the French horn with the National Symphony Orchestra. 1965." Formerly photograph #PB-532

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Washington, D.C. 20006 David Amram, AB 52 Composer of compositions for major motion pictures as well as television. He also played the French horn with the National Symphony Orchestra. 1965." Formerly photograph #PB-533

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University Washington, D.C. 20006 David Amram, AB 52 Composer of compositions for major motion pictures as well as television. He also played the French horn with the National Symphony Orchestra. 1965." Formerly photograph #PB-534

Formerly photograph #PB-535 Alumni D. ED 1932, Oustanding Contributions to DC Award

Museum Specialist at Freer Gallery completing work for his masters at GWU

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Text on photograph: "Martin Amt, Museum Specialist at the Freer Gallery, is completing work for his master's degree in Fine Arts at the George Washington University. 4/68" Formerly photograph #PB-538

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Text on photograph: "The Tompkins Hall of Engineering The George Washington University Washington 6, D.C. September 1956" Formerly photograph #PB-540

Text on photograph: "Student Center - 1970 21st Street and H St. N.W." Formerly photograph #PB-71

Text on photograph: "Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood." Formerly photograph #PB-542 Graduate of National University

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Text on photograph: "VP and Treas. Charles Diehl June 27, 1989 Service Awards luncheon for VP and T employees." Vice President of Treasurer

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Text on photograph: "Dean Peter Smith, The School of Education and Human Development 1992-1994. 1994-1995 The Graduate School of Education and Human Development" Formerly photograph #PB-558

Text on photograph: "GW welcomes Metro" Formerly photograph #PB-579

Text on photograph: "Fire Station GW" Formerly #PB-588

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Text on photograph: "The Moot Court Law School" Formerly photograph #PB-569

Text on photograph: "The George Washington University/ Washington, D.C. 20006/ The School of Medicine of The George Washington University, Washington, D.C. 20006-1964." "Old medical school doorway gw 1335 H Street NW." Formerly photograph #PB-576

Text on photograph: "VA Avenue Dept of Interior, Navy Buildings" Formerly photograph #PB-578

Text on photograph: "Foggy bottom area-Watergate and Potomac River surroundings" Formerly photograph #PB-583

Text on photograph: "Dr. John Dillon, resident intern, demonstrates use of deep x-ray at the George Wash. Univ. Hospital. Playing role of patient is Miss Shirley Hodges, receptionist in X'ray Dept. July 1949." Formerly photograph #PB-592

Text on photograph: "Hospital Xray (Chest x-ray) 1952" Formerly photograph #PB-593

Text on photograph: "Hospital Birth Certifi[cate]" Formerly photograph #PB-594

Text on photograph: "Miss Doris Tuner, staff nurse, in prematury nursey 9-23-49" Formerly photograph #PB-595

Text on photograph: "Nurse, Eleanor Jones uses gauge to feed baby, Nov. 1957 Hosp-Maternity." Formerly photograph #PB-596

Text on photograph: "Nurse Eleanor Jones feeds baby with gavage, Nov. 1951" "SPECIAL BABY CARE - Premature infants do not have to make the effort to swallow when the nursery nurse, Eleanor Jones, skillfully used the gavage tube with funnels the food directly into the baby's stomach." Formerly photograph #PB-597.

Text on photograph: "Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Reed, 1825 Potomac Ave. SE. Mrs. Reed shows her husband Susan's birthcertificate, 9-21-49." Formerly photograph #PB-598

Text on photograph: "Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Reed 1825 Pot[omac] Ave. SE. Mrs. Reed shows her husband Susan's birth certificate 4-21-49." Formerly photograph #PB-599.

Text on photograph: "Mrs. Peter Murphy and daughter Nicole Patricia, Nov 1949" Formerly Photograph #PB-600

Text on photograph: "Nurse Eleanor Jones holds premature baby. Nov. 18, 1952." Formerly photograph #PB-601

Text on photograph: "Nurse Eleanor Jones and premature Patricia Fay Klassey show the role of love and care in baby's development." Formerly photograph #PB-602.

Text with photograph: "Premature Nursery, Staff Nurse Doris Tuner holds baby Dudly, son of Mrs. Elizabeth P. Dudley, 1332 [Quiny?] St. NW Born 10-18-49. Photographed 10-19-49." Formerly photograph #PB-603.

Text on photograph: "Mrs. Allen Bozman looks through nursery window at Mrs. Eleanor Jones who is holding little Wm. Boseman, Nov. 18, 1952" Formerly photograph #PB-604

Text with photograph: "Nurse Eleanor Jones feeds little William Bozeman with bottle. Premature in incubator is Michelle Anita Skolnik. Nov. 18, 1952." Formerly photograph #PB-605

Text on photograph: "Dr. George Nabsim reads chart on one of premature babies, Nov. 18, 1952." Formerly photograph #PB-606

Text on photograph: "Hospital x ray, Hospital maternity, Dr. Wm W. Stanboro and Dr. Robert N. Barter Assoc. Prof. of Pbstetrics and gneology [sic] examine pelvis x-ray made during pregnancy of a female patient." Formerly photograph #PB-607

Text on photograph: "L to R, Drs. David Basker, Wm. Standro and Xavier Riccobono of x-ray dept. examine chest x-rays, Jan. 1952." Formerly photography #PB-608

Formerly photographs #PB-609 Contains 5 cards depicting an arch and a soldier shown together and separately on each card used in the Hospital Eye Department.

Text on photograph: "View of orthoptic [sic] Clinic 4/26/51" Formerly photograph #PB-610

Text with photograph: "Dr. Louis K. Alpert is able to determine the effectiveness of radio[active?ache?] [materials?] in treating thyroid disorders." Formerly photograph #PB-611

Text with photograph: "Hospital Eye Dept. Dr. Ronald A. Cox, prof. of Opthalmology uses the new space eikometer on Miss Frances Hynes." Formerly photograph #PB-613

Text on photograph: "Dr. Ronald A. Cox, prof. of opthalmology, uses the new space eikometer [sic] on Miss Frances Haynes, May 1951." Formerly photograph #PB-613

Text on photograph: "Hospital Eye Department, Joseph Parry Niel has his eyes refracted by Fernando Mercy, 4-26-51" Formerly photograph #PB-614

Text on photograph: "Hospital Eye Dept. Joseph Parry Niel has his eyes refracted by D. Fernando, 4-26-51" Formerly photograph #PB-615

Text on photograph: "Hospital Eye Department, Dr. John Ramirez, resident doctor, examines fields of vision of E.S. Reid, 1337T St. SE, 4/26/51" Formerly photograph #PB-616

Text on photograph: "Hospital Eye Dept., L to R, Neil Shulman, Miss Esme Rose, Thomas Walter[neier], 4-26-51." Formerly photograph #PB-617

Text on photograph: "Virginia Avenue, 1890's, Watergate area, VA Ave to 21st." Formerly photograph #PB-581

Text on photograph: "Aerial view of GW" Formerly photograph #PB-582 Do not duplicate without permission

Text on photograph: "Sesqui-Events of Feb. 15, 1971." Formerly photograph URPC FF 899C [Site dedicated for the School of Medicine]

Text on photograph: "Sesqui-Events of Feb. 15, 1971." Formerly photograph URPC FF 899C [Site dedicated for the School of Medicine]

Formerly photograph URPC FF 899C [Site dedicated for the School of Medicine]

Folder composed of various photograph copies made from various yearbooks.

Text on photograph: "Gov't and Politics, J. William Fulbright (LLB '34) Former United States Senator, Arkansas, Former Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations." Formerly photograph #PB-624

Formerly photograph #PB-625 [Mayor Marion Barry giving speech at 35th Anniversary of March on Washington, with President Trachtenberg, and Francine Henderson of Gelman Library] Copyright held by photographer

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Excellent, Formerly photograph #PB-627

Formerly photograph # PB-628, Excellent

Formerly photograph # PB-629, Good

Formerly photograph # PB630, Good

Formerly photograph # PB-631, Excellent

Formerly photograph # PB-632, Excellent

Formerly photograph # PB-633, Good

Formerly photograph # PB-634, Good

Good

Formerly photograph # PB-636, Excellent

Formerly photograph # PB-637, Excellent

Formerly photograph # PB-638, Excellent

Formerly photograph # PB-639, Fair

Formerly photograph # PB-640, Fair

Formerly photograph #PB-641, Fair

Formerly photograph #PB-642, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-643, Fair

Formerly photograph #PB-644

Formerly photograph #PB-645, Excellent Text on photograph: "The George Washington University 1996-97 Women's Basketball Front row (L-R): Manager Eran Horodniceanu, Chastity Myers, Tami McGlynn, Colleen McCrea, Tajama Abraham, Lisa Cermignano, Starr Jefferson, Marlo Egleston, Manager Mark Diamond. Back row (L-R): Assistant Coach Monique Ambers, Assistant Coach Gabrielle Butler, Shannon Dolan, Noelia Gomez, Khadija Deas, Dee Brown, Mandisa Turner, Mia Chiparus, Vesna Perak, Assistant Coach Margaret McKeon, Head Coach Joe McKeown."

Formerly photograph #PB-646, !!Excellent, From Cherry Tree!!

Formerly photograph #PB-647, Excellent

Formerly photograph #PB-648. Please note there is no image with #00145 (that number was skipped).

Formerly photograph #PB-649, Excellent reprint of photo used in Jan/Feb 1983 GW Times; original from Cherry Tree

Formerly photograph #PB-650, !!Fair, stain marks on photo!!

Formerly photograph #PB-651, Excellent

Formerly photograph#PB-652, Good, Text on photograph: "Sing out Sweet Land GWU circa 1954"

Formerly photograph #PB-653, Good, Text on photograph: "Sing Out Sweet Land GWU circa '54"

Formerly photograph #PB-654, Good, Text on photograph: "Wayne MacVeagh chairman, Board of Trustees"

Formerly photograph #PB-655, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-656, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-657, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-658, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-659, Good

Formerly photograph#PB-660, Blurred

Formerly #PB-622 !!Scan of neg.69, box 16!!

Text on photograph: "Glen L. Archer, Sept. 1961" Formerly photograph #PB-521 JD 1954, President of Student Council

two photographs with accompanying letter that describes the photographs.

Formerly ACC# 788.

Photos of the National Political Congress of Black Women's "College For Kids" Program (with Rosa Parks, Marion Barry), September 19 and November 7, 1998. Formerly ACC#752.

GLASS SLIDES OF THE CAMPUS AND UNIVERSITY USED BY TRUSTEE ULYSSES S. GRANT III

This series consists of three copies of a photograph of John Russell Mason with two other men, and dates from ca.1950. Formerly ACC#614.

Negatives of Theta Delta Chi and other campus scenes (football, basketball, dances, cheerleaders, etc.) and a few photographs. These were taken by Lester Ozier for the Cherry Tree yearbook. Theo Lorraine Seegrist Donohue graduated from The George Washington University with an A.B. in psychology in 1947. While at GW she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and Glee Club, Women's Athletic Association (1943-46), and was a cheerleader (1946). Donated in 2001 by Donohue. Formerly ACC#985 which was combined with ACC#865.

Negatives of various campus clubs and organizations and activities. Included are Kappa Alpha, Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Sigma Kappa, Phi Kappa Alpha, Kappa Psi, among others. These were taken by Lester Ozier for the Cherry Tree yearbook. Theo Lorraine Seegrist Donohue graduated from The George Washington University with an A.B. in psychology in 1947. While at GW she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and Glee Club, Women's Athletic Association (1943-46), and was a cheerleader (1946). Donated in 2001 by Donohue. Formerly ACC#985 which was combined with ACC#865.

Negatives of various campus clubs and organizations. Included are Women's Recreational Association, Amercian Institute of Electrical Engineers, and the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Theo Lorraine Seegrist Donohue graduated from The George Washington University with an A.B. in psychology in 1947. While at GW she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and Glee Club, Women's Athletic Association (1943-46), and was a cheerleader (1946). Donated in 2001 by Donohue. Formerly ACC#985 which was combined with ACC#865.

Two photos of GW President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg with Speakers of the House Tip O'Neill and Tom Foley. In the first photo Foley is shaking the hand of O'Neill, who is standing; second photo shows Foley shaking hands with President Trachtenberg. Formerly ACC# 729.

Photo of GW President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg with residents of Thurston Hall, Fall 1993. He spent a night with them on a "sleepover." Also includes a letter from the residents from May 1994. In the photo, from left to right: Olalekan Adesioye, Takuji Aida, Harold Bollaci, President Trachtenberg, Jun Guerin, Josh Kramer. Formerly ACC#729.

Framed portrait photo of Calvin Coolidge, with inscription "To Henry W. Samson, With Regards, Calvn Coolidge." Formerly ACC#491.

Photo of Herman Schoenfeld, professor of German at GW from 1894-1926; facsimile of signature on front; also with photo is a biography of Schoenfeld. Formerly ACC#491.

Photo of John F. "Skip" Williams, Dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and Shelly Bader of the Medical Center, breaking ground for the new George Washington University Hospital on Washington Circle. Acc#2005.048

This folder in box 34 contains photographs of the women's rifle team from 1928. Formerly Acc#625.

Elizabeth Clagett "Betty" Clark graduated from The George Washington University with an A.B. degree in 1929. She was a member of the women's rifle team at GW for three years (1927-29), during which time the team won the National Rifle Association national championship each year. Walter Stokes (GW LL.B., 1924, M.D., 1928) a former Olympic (1924) and world champion (1921-24) marksman, served as the coach until 1928, when he resigned following the season. In 1928 Ms. Clark served as manager of the team, and as coach in 1929 and 1930. By then her work as a journalist prevented her from continuing as coach.

Ms. Clark was active in many organizations while a student. These included Kappa Delta, Glee Club, Fencing, President of the Hour Glass, and was a member of the Women's Athletic Association (WAA) Executive Board.

The collection was donated to the University Archives by Betty Clark in 1996.

N.B. This history note was written in 2005

Drawings and stetches of university seals. Formerly Acc 916.

THIS BOX CONTAINS PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THREE DIFFERENT ACCESSIONS: ACC 476, 488, 723. PLEASE SEE CONTAINER LISTS FOR THESE PHOTOGRAPHS.

ACC 476- CAMPUS SCENES PHOTOS - COLUMBIAN HOUSE, MONROE HALL, HALL OF GOVERNMENT, LISNER AUDITORIUM, UNIVERSITY YARD, UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE, SEVEN BUILDINGS (1800'S), ETC., 1940'S-1950'S

ACC 488- PHOTOGRAPHS - MONROE HALL, HALL OF GOVERNMENT, STRONG HALL, WELLING HALL, LISNER AUDITORIUM, STAUGHTON HALL, SCHOOL OF PHARMACY, LENTHALL HOUSE MOVE (8/5/78), 1947-1978

ACC 723- PHOTOS OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CULTURAL SHOW "SPIN THE GLOBE", BLOOD DRIVE, BASKETBALL TEAM, BASEBALL TEAM, TRACHTENBERG WITH "HIPPO", MARVIN CENTER, GW BUST, CORCORAN HALL, ETC., 1993-1997

Drawing of the University seal. Formerly Acc 947.

This coat of arms was presented to the George Washington University in 1997. The rolled heraldic parchment includes an overhead pennant, blazon, and three dangling cans of sealing wax. On the left hand side of the parchment is the coat of arms, while the right side is the description and dedication of the arms. It is stored in a long document case. Formerly Acc 946.

Photo of Charles Wendall Holmes. Holmes was Assistant Treasurer of GW (1896-1907); Treasurer (1907-29); and Comptroller (1929-40). Formerly ACC#986.

PHOTOGRAPHS - CLOYD HECK MARVIN , CHEERLEADERS, UNIVERSITY YARD, STUDENT UNION, LISNER AUDITORIUM, TIN TABERNACLE, LISNER HALL, STUART HALL, WOODHULL HOUSE, COLUMBIAN BUILDING, WARWICK BUILDING, GILBERT STUART PORTRAIT OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, VARIOUS CAMPUS SCENES, 1970'S-1980'S

Formerly Acc 492

Assorted photos including old St. Rose's Industrial School, David Amram, Alfred Schmidt and Library Science alumni, dramatic performances and performers (also included news clips from 1925), 1955-1966. Formerly Acc#495.

Formerly Acc 822 , box 1 of 2. LARGE PHOTO REPRODUCTIONS OF GW SPORTS TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS - RIFLE, BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, TENNIS TEAMS, ETC., 1898-1984 [RELATED TO ACC#133]

Formerly Acc 822 , box 2 of 2. LARGE PHOTO REPRODUCTIONS OF GW SPORTS TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS - RIFLE, BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, TENNIS TEAMS, ETC., 1898-1984 [RELATED TO ACC#133]

Formerly Acc 953. 17 LARGE PHOTOS OF THE STUDENT UNION, PRESIDENT'S OFFICE, HOUDON'S STATUE OF WASHINGTON, STOCKTON HALL, UNIVERSITY YARD, CORCORAN HALL, C.1935

Materials include photographs and negatives of campus construction - GW hospital, Wellness Center, Media and Public Affairs building, Kogan Plaza, Marvin Center, old president's office, University Gate. Photos were taken by University archives staff in 2000-2001. Formerly Acc#1024.

Framed transparency of the GW Coat of Arms. It was transferred to the Archives in 2000 by the Dimock Gallery. Formerly Acc#870.

Framed photograph of the GWU NROTC. An engraved plaque reads " With appreciation/ GWUNROTC/ Commissioning Class of 2000". Formerly Acc#826.

Framed photograph of a solar car with an engraved plaque that reads, "President Stephen Joel and Francine Zorn Trachtenberg/ The George Washington University/ with appreciation from the Sunforce 1 Solar Car Team/ 12 January 1994". Formerly Acc#729.

Floral painting by Chan han Dong, dated 1994. Formerly Acc#729.

Framed drawing of the University ceremonial mace from 1981. It was donated by the Faculty Women's Club. Formerly Acc#979.

Formerly photograph #PB-543, Good, From graphic in Special Collections, Call Number: GRAPHIC 619ff

Formerly photograph #PB-661, Fair

Formerly photograph #PB-662, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-663, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-664, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-665, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-666, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-667, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-668, Fair

Formerly photograph #PB-669, Fair - creased on one end

Formerly photograph #PB-670, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-671, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-672, Fair

Formerly photograph #PB-673, Fair

Formerly photograph #PB-674, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-675, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-676, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-677, Slightly blurred

Formerly photograph #PB-678, Slightly blurred

Formerly photograph #PB-679, Slightly blurred

Formerly photograph #PB-680, Slightly blurred

Formerly photograph #PB-681, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-682, Excellent; Original in Acc#133 OS#83

Formerly photograph #PB-683, Good

Formerly photograph #PB-684, Excellent

Formerly photograph #PB-685, Excellent

Formerly photograph #PB-686, Good; negative 23:143; see also Acc#766 slides