The article shares details on the dedication of the Porch to S.W. Perin on September 30, 1996. Author speaks to Edna Reeder Emerson, granddaughter of S.W. Perin.

Louise Pound senior portrait

Original caption: "The Sem.Bot. 1891. Pie Canis Pie Woods Pound Marsland." Group portrait of the Botanical Seminar, with Roscoe Pound seated between A.F. Woods to the left and T.H. Marsland to the right.

A telegram from Amanda H. Heppner to Chancellor Samuel Avery correcting information reported in a newspaper regarding women smoking.

A letter from George Howard to the Board of Regents on the university library and having additional open hours.

Two page letter between Šárka Hrbková and Chancellor/Major Samuel Avery during World War I. Avery was in Washington D.C. and Hrbková was sending him a communication to the new president of Czechoslovakia.

Where the department is now (2012)

Letter to Harold Holtz regarding his work at raising funds for the building of Memorial Stadium.

A program of the Old Iron Gates Ceremony outlining thanks from the committee and speakers at the event.

The headline from the Daily Nebraskan on April 19, 1996 that reported on Brook Berringer's death.

A view of the Temple Building showing the north and west facades of the building.

Roslung, J. Daily Nebraskan. 1967. “Time to Cut the Apron Strings?” March 8, 1967

The Lantern. “Football: Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany announces Big Ten TV deals, addresses FCS games, Chris Spielman lawsuit.” July 24th, 2017.

Letter from Ogallala Public Schools Director of Music, James A. Grimes, to Mr. Vaughn Jaenike expressing thanks and appreciation for the UNL Jazz Lab Band going and giving a great performance for the community.

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A graphic of the interconnectivity of information, organizations and individuals involved in the Czech Language Program from 1903-1919.

An article on S. W. Perin and his contributions to the Ag College and the university in the Cornhusker Countryman

This article describes a banquet that was held in honor of Tom Osborne and Bob Devaney. The revenues raised by this banquet were to be used to buy the plaque dedicated to the two coaches, which is located outside of Memorial Stadium.

This is a picture of the Native American plaque placed on East Campus.

Speech by John R. Webster for the ceremony at the ground breaking of Memorial Stadium on April 26, 1923.

Letter to Chancellor James H. Canfield from librarian Mary L. Jones, describing the amount of money needed to keep the library up and running.

Here a UNL student demonstrates how the emergency telephones are used.