002/05. People
Found in 19 Collections and/or Records:
Armour Family collection, 1900
Letters of condolence to Phillip D. and Malvina Armour on death of their son, Phillip D. Armour, Jr. mostly from companies doing business with Armour & Co., most on company letterheads. Small amount are from personal friends. Collection includes one unidentified photo (carte de visit) of woman in nurse's uniform; taken in England.
Frank W. Gunsaulus collectors letters, 1858 & 1913
One letter from Frank W. Gunsaulus to his sister about the authenticity of a letter she had sent him signed by William E. Gladstone. The Gladstone letter dated Oct. 18, 1858 is to Mr. Phillips of the House of Commons is also included.
Willard Hotchkiss papers, 1924-1937
The papers of Willard Hotchkiss in his role as President of Armour Institute of Technology, Chicago, 1932-1937.
Grote Reber collection, 1933-2000
The collection contains manuscripts, photographs, transparencies, and a video related to Grote Reber.
Norman Frank Kimball scrapbook, 1908-1912
Scrapbook assembled by Norman Frank Kimball, a 1912 graduate in Mechanical Engineering (B.S.) from the Armour Institute of Technology. 28 pages filled with photographs, programs, and dance cards, mainly illustrating Kimball's activities as a student at Armour, with some items illustrating his family in Wisconsin. Items date from 1908 through 1912.
Margaret Hardinge scrapbook, 1893-1900
Hattie Miller notebook, 1897
Notebook kept in 1897 by Miss Hattie Miller for her Home Economics class at the Armour Instiute of Technology.
Russell Walker photographs, 1917
Scans of a photograph album showing images of military training activities at Armour Institute of Technology during World War I. The photograph album was made by Russell Walker, one of the program's enrollees. The scans include identification as marked on the original pages by Walker. The scanned pages contain a total of 25 photos.
Alton J. Jungels photographs, 1928-1932
Pages removed from photo album that contains black and white photographs. Included are images of Armour Institute of Technology Beta Psi fraternity members and activities, ca. 1928 - 1932. Also, the fraternity house at 3337 S. Michigan Ave., swimming and track. Women are included in the social event activities, and some individuals are identified. Presumable taken by fraternity member Alton A. Jungels, who created the photo album.