Locomotives
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Pete Bill Collection
This collection consists of a set of five tin cups/mugs that are part of a Class of 1910 50th Anniversary collection. Each metal cup is decorated with scenes of Purdue and the class of 1910 crest. The postcard shows the "Marmora," one of the famous "Eddy Clocks" locotmotives. It became part of the Railway Museum at Purdue University in 1907. The Purdue Collection was transferred to the National Museum of Transport at St. Louis in 1951.
Louis E. Endsley papers
Collection contains two folders with publications by Louis Endsley.
F. L. Howard Collection on Steam Locomotives
The F. H. Howard Collection on Steam Locomotives was compiled by Frederick Howard and contains photographs, articles, and correspondence regarding the history of steam locomotives.
William Chester Halstead photographs
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.
Alphonse I. Lipetz papers
The collection consists of two folders, which contain publications by Alphonse Lipetz.
Locomotive Testing Plant records
The Locomotive Testing Plant records contain an information booklet providing details about the facility and floorplans of the plant as well as technical drawings of locomotives.
Lawrence W. Wallace papers
The collection consists of two folders which contain articles by Lawrence W. Wallace.