University Archives. Purdue University Archives

Scope and Contents The Howard W. Gregory papers contain documents pertaining to Gregory's work at Purdue University as head of the Purdue Dairy Department. The collection includes records of Purdue Dairy Extension, dairy production and processing reports, information on teaching and research, and professional writings and speeches. This collection may be useful to researchers interested in advances in dairy science, the development of dairy processes, procedures, and industry in the first half of the 20th...

Scope and Contents The Frederick W. Greve papers include articles published by Greve, primarily about hydraulics, as well as an membership certificates from the American Society of Civil Engineering and American Society of Mechanical Engineering, both from 1943.

Scope and Contents This collection consists of one folder which contains articles by James R. Griffith.

Scope and Contents Program from Purdue University's eighty-first commencement, Sunday, October 28, 1945.

Scope and Contents The papers of Otis Edward Griner (1911-1916) include one photograph album and two folders. The majority of the album is composed of black and white photographs, a few cyanotypes, and a few newspaper clippings documenting Otis Griner's time as a student at Purdue University, 1911-1914.  Included in the collection are a Purdue tank scrap marshal ribbon (1913), and photographs of a variety of local and Purdue events, such as automobile races, the mechanics burning tradition, the Purdue Circus, May...

Scope and Contents One folder containing articles by Otis Hall.

Scope and Contents "A Mighty Oak," written by John A. Wallace who served under Lieutenant Colonel George E. Halliday during World War II, circa 2000Letter from John R. Wallace to Gregory A. Zawisza, Director of Special Projects, Purdue University, June 12, 2000.Letter from Gregory A. Zawisza, Director of Special Projects to John R. Wallace, March 29, 2000.History of the 633rd Field Artillery Battalion, March 1943 - June 1944.Letter from E. Charles McInnis (compiler...

Scope and Contents The William Chester Halstead photographs document Purdue University, students, faculty, and staff during the 1890s, featuring buildings, student groups, such as the cyclists, drum corps, and artillery. Photographs of note include the burned-out structure of Heavilon Hall and President Smart in his office. The collection also documents the Lafayette area.

Scope and Contents Papers and photographs relating to the Purdue Class of 1897.

Scope and Contents The papers include three folders containing articles by Edward Hancock.

Scope and Contents Bob Long (1948). Indiana's Edison: If the Mail Arrives Some Day by Television, Thank Clarence Hansell, a Local Boy Who Made Good. Indianapolis Star Magazine, February 22, 1948.

Scope and Contents One folder containing articles by Albert Hansen.

Scope and Contents The papers of Arthur Hansen, president of Purdue University 1971 - 1982 include speeches, lecture notes, publications, and related materials. Photographs of President Arthur Hansen and his wife, Nancy Tucker Hansen were received at a later date from the publications and speeches, as was the DVD, "Funeral of Purdue University President Arthur G. Hansen," WLFI-TV News Channel 18. There are also some press releases related to Nancy Hansen's activities. The papers cover a wide variety...

Scope and Contents Papers relating to Warren Hansen, including correspondence regarding Professor Hansen's request for leave from Purdue to pursue further studies in theology and related subjects.

Scope and Contents Three folders containing articles by Charles Harding.

Scope and Contents Purdue anniversary testimonials, photographs from dedication of Hardy Lake and highway to the lake, circa 1970. Papers relating to Hardy Lake, circa 1970. Conservationist of the Year Award, undated.