Artifacts (Object genre)
Found in 145 Collections and/or Records:
Anna Akeley papers
The collection contains photographs, awards, and a bound copy of Akeley’s memoirs. The materials document her life and career as a physics instructor at Purdue University.
Annabel Rupel papers, addition 03
Neil A. Armstrong papers
Artifacts, 1971 - 2011
This series inculdes pins, magnets, commemorative coins, artwork, and gifts given to May. Of note is an autographed illustration by Lloyd Alexander and Lester Abrams and a hand-painted cel from the Weston Woods Studios production of "Patrick" from 1973.
Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center records
Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center records, addition 02
Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center records, addition 09
Asian American and Asian Resource and Cultural Center records, addition 10
Purdue University Astronauts collection
Albert Atherton's Purdue University calendar
The Albert Atherton Purdue University calendar is a monthly calendar which features photographs of the Purdue University campus, along with the dates for each month in 1917. The cover is made of leather and is embossed with the griffin, "Purdue" and 1917. The pages are held together by strips of leather, with holes punched through the pages.
Purdue University Athletics collection
Aviation Career, 1918 - 1997
Purdue University Department of Aviation Technology records
Awards and Accolades, 1926 - 1997
This subseries includes awards, certificates, and framed objects that Cornish received over his extensive career and numerous accomplishments as a pilot. His posthumous induction into the International Forest of Friendship occurred in 1997. Of note is his Guinness World Record award for being the oldest actively flying pilot at the age of 96 years, 279 days as of August 16, 1995.
Pat Barry Rose Bowl collection
The Pat Barry Rose Bowl collection (1967, 0.04 cubic feet) includes one mounted 2-inch shard of a goal post from the January 2, 1967 Rose Bowl (Purdue University 14, University of Southern California 13). Inscription in the frame reads, "Section of Goal Post recovered from Purdue--U.S.C. Rose Bowl game after long and vicious battle-------Jan. 2nd, 1967".
Cornell A. Bell papers
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.
Arthur and Roberta Bitzer papers
The Arthur and Roberta Bitzer photographs, schedule card and buttons are from the Bitzer's time as students at Purdue University. Types of materials include: black and white photographs of campus scenes and student life, a schedule card and buttons.
James Blakesley Collection on the Class of 1950
The James Blakesley Collection on the Class of 1950 contains memorabilia from the Class of 1950's days at Purdue. Types of material include dance cards, newspaper clippings, event programs and playbills, along with photographs, record albums, and artifacts.
Boilermaker Special III Key
Roy D. Bridges Jr. papers
Mark N. Brown papers
Ralph O. Brown papers
Bruce Rogers papers
Correspondence, examples of work, photographs and ephemera relating to the life and career of typographer and book designer Bruce Rogers.
Susan Bulkeley Butler papers
The Susan Bulkeley Butler papers (1959 – 2006; 2.3 cubic feet) documents Susan Bulkeley Butler’s experience as a student at Purdue in the 1960s. The collection includes student artifacts such as ‘pots’ and a cord skirt, as well as correspondence, publications, and ephemera documenting Butler’s extracurricular activities and interests, newspaper clippings, documents about extracurricular projects, photographs, and artifacts.