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Samuel Avery portrait<br />

New University, Cornhusker Annual 1914

Campus Expansion plan 1, Cornhusker Annual, 1914<br />

Campus Expansion plan 2, Cornhusker Annual 1914

Campus Consolidation plan 1, Cornhusker Annual 1914

Campus Consolidation plan 2, Cornhusker Annual 1914

Dedication, Cornhusker Annual 1919

Patriotic Convocation photographs, Cornhusker Annual 1917

University Week, Cornhusker Annual 1914

C.E. Persinger portrait

G.A.W. Luckey portrait<br />

Bessey Hall

Huskers on Main Street

University Law Building 1917

Letter, Samuel Avery to G.W.A. Luckey

Letter, C.O. Weber to Chancellor Hastings

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1910-1919: War, Suspicion, and a New Beginning

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