Loose photographs from album, 1918-1920

The album of 1918-1920 Purdue University and other miscellaneous photographs (1918-1920; 0.2 cubic feet) documents buildings on campus as well as off campus scenery.  Photographs of farmland and water sports could be of the surrounding community and Wabash River.  Several unidentified individuals appear, some of whom are in military dress or Purdue sports attire (track and football).  The collection consists of one photo album in fragile... condition and one file folder of re-sleeved loose photographs that had fallen out of the album.  The collection was donated by Daniel and Joy Haizlip, but the creator of the album is undetermined.  The collection may be useful for researchers interested in student and campus life during the World War I era, University buildings present at that time, or material culture of the early 20th century.  Types of materials include: black and white photos, photo album.