University Archives. Purdue University Archives

Eckhouse, Walter L. (1903). Pertinent Purdue Parodies: perpetrated with preposterous premeditation.

One folder containing an article by Walter Fitch and an obituary (date and publication not identified).

Papers of Raymond Girton.

One folder containing articles by William Gidley.

One folder containing publications by Harry. O. Garman.

The Carey Ganong papers include one folder containing a Memorial Day address (1941) by Carey Kierstead Ganong.

This collection consists of Small Town Boy Goes Away To College, an autobiography written by Fritz Ernst: '...just the simple story of the President of the B. Y. P. U. (Baptist Young People Union) of Madison, Indiana, attending Purdue University in his cutaway suit," circa 1896.

One folder containing a History 104 textbook (binder).

Curriculum vitae for John Fessler, circa 1990s.

Contents include: Autographed reamer mug, 1949-50; Purdue ROTC belt, 1942, his brother’s; 3 pledge plaques, Reamer, P-man, and Delta Rho Kappa.

The John Esterline papers include two folders of publications by John Walter Esterline.

The papers consist of fFour folders containing articles by Percy Evans.

Two folders containing articles by Dressel Ewing.

One folder containing a bibliography of the publications of Ervin Ferry and a book by him; Notes on Light.

Letters, photographs, clippings, and material artifacts documenting the student life of Richard J. Coffee, 1934-1939.   Also included are items from his professional life after graduation.

The Slayter Center of Performing Arts records contains a dedication booklet with information about the facility.

The Memorial Gymnasium records contain receipts from the donations given to the University for the construction of the building. Building dedication information as well as the memorial service programs for those that lost their lives in the Purdue train wreck are also included.

The Lambert Field House and Gymnasium records contain open house information pamphlets from the building's dedication ceremony.

The Purdue University Physical Plant records contain an engineering survey of the plant completed by C. Francis Harding and Gilbert A. Young in 1921, a guide to the services provided by the Physical Plant published in the 1970s, and an organizational chart from 1989.

The Wetherill Laboratory of Chemistry records contain an information booklet that outlines staff of the Department of Chemistry at the time, their publications, building information, and the dedication ceremony for the new building.

The Dauch Alumni Center records contain an information booklet describing the center's purpose and offerings to the Purdue Community as well as a floorplan of the building.

The Mollenkopf Athletic Center records contain dedication invitations as well as building dedication information containing a brief biographical background of Mollenkopf.

The Heating and Power Plant records contain one 1925 article describing the new power plant constructed at Purdue to meet the growing needs of the university.

Four folders of papers of Henry Huston.

The collection contains one folder with articles by Charles Ingersoll.