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SPECIAL COLLECTIONS RESEARCH CENTER
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About digital collections
The Special Collections Research Center's digitization program makes available
online digital versions of photographic and manuscript materials from the University
Archives and Manuscript Collections. Currently, our online collection includes
1,600 photographs from the University Archives Photograph Collection;
1,500 images
from the B.W. Wells Lantern Slide and Freda Wilkins Photographs
of the Wells Savannah Collection; and
3,900 photographs and over 17,000 pages of text from Green 'N' Growing:
A History of 4-H and Home Demonstration in North Carolina. These online
collections cover a variety of topics.
Ongoing work will bring our numbers to nearly 10,000 images from the subject
areas of rural sociology, health, home economics, plant biology, agriculture,
and more. To access images, click on "Search entire image database" above.
Or, browse our collections by subject, type,
or title.
Rights and reproductions
Information about digital image rights and reproductions is found on the Research Services page.
Help us identify images
We need your assistance identifying people and places in this and other images.
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| Photo caption: NC State School of Engineering Dean John Lampe (left) and an unidentified speaker at the ground breaking ceremony for Riddick Engineering Laboratories, 1949. Can you help us identify the speaker? |
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