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Henry Gerald Venemann papers
Materials created, written, and collected by Henry Gerald Venemann when he was a Purdue student and faculty in Mechanical Engineering. Also includes materials collected and written about him after his death. Includes book, newspaper clippings, certificates, photographs, letters, and a letter sweater awarded to him in 1947, many years after his athletic achievements.
Ross W. Hippensteel papers
School of Hospitality and Tourism Management collection of Purdue photographs and memorabilia
Warren E. Howland papers
The collection is comprised of three folders which contain publications by Warren Howland.
Indiana Engineering Society records
School of Industrial Engineering records on Lillian Gilbreth
Alpha Pierce Jamison papers
The collection consists of a textbook by Alpha Jamison.
Chesterfield H. Janes papers
James M. Johnson papers
The James M. Johnson papers document the career of pilot James Johnson (Jimmy Johnson) and his colleagues in early flight and aviation training. Most of the collection is made up of photographs. There are also newspaper clippings and three pilot's log books. The photographs show Johnson individually, Johnson standing with colleagues, Johnson in or near airplanes, and airplanes individually. Many of the photographs were taken at McCook Field in Dayton, Ohio.
Ralph S. Johnson papers
College of Civil Engineering, Joint Transportation Research Program collection
E. A. Kingsley papers
The papers consist of one folder which contains an address by Kingsley, and publications by and about him.
Maggie Konich Collection of Purdue Engineering publications
The collection consists of four engineering-related brochures and one pamphlet of Academic Officers. The brochures provide a historical overview of engineering education at Purdue University.
Royce Lambert papers
The collection consists of one pamphlet, entitled "Pictorial Description of Engineering Activities at Purdue University." It is an official publication of the Engineering Department at Purdue. The bulletin contains photographs of engineering-related facilities and activities as well as campus sceneries.
William K. Lebold papers
Papers, reports, and related materials of Purdue professor William Lebold. Materials primarily relate to vocational interests and student success, freshman engineering students, and similar studies. Includes information on women's choice of engineering as a profession. Please see PDF Finding Aid for collection inventory.
M. Jeanne Lucke papers
Llewellyn V. Ludy papers
The collection consists of four folders which contain articles and publications by Llewellyn Ludy.
Charles P. Matthews papers
The collection consists of articles and reports by Charles Matthews and an announcement and program from his memorial service.
Ernest McCormick papers
Mechanical Engineering Building records
The Mechanical Engineering Building records contain the program from the building's dedication and a booklet with information describing the new building, the history of the Mechanical Engineering program at Purdue University, and the speeches delivered during the dedication ceremonies.
Michael Golden Shops records
The Michael Golden Shops records contain invitations and pamphlets from the building dedication as well as an information pamphlet describing the building and the classes offered by the Department of Practical Mechanics.
Joseph Modrey papers
The Joseph Modrey Papers document Professor Modrey's undergraduate and postgraduate mechanical engineering classes and research at Purdue University from the mid-1960s to the mid-1980s and include Modrey's research and reports regarding the use of creativity in the field of mechanical engineering. Types of materials include class notes, diagrams, clippings, and reports.
Charles R. Moore papers
The collection consists of one folder which contains articles by Charles R. Moore.
Theodore Morris papers
The Theodore Morris papers document the education and professional work of 1906 Purdue graduate Theodore Morris. The papers include his mechanical engineering assignments, engineering and metallurgy notebooks, and documentation related to his 1934 patent for an "Aggregate Treating Apparatus" for use in "drying sand, stone, and other mineral aggregate for use with asphaltic cement and other bituminous materials for paving purposes."
Herbert S. O'Brien papers
The Herbert S. O'Brien papers contain materials that were created by, received by, or that are about Herbert O'Brien. Contents include, but are not limited to, a Class of 1915 photo album, photographs of O'brien, letters, notes, newspaper clippings, and various publications.