Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Records of the Agricultural Engineering Department fall into two distinct series, photographs and reports. The photographs are in three easily identifiable sections. The first are the numbered photographs, 1925-1938. Many of these were glued onto labeled file folders with other photographs and negatives placed loose in the folders. In many cases the glue had dried out and the photographs were loose in the folder. All photographs were removed from the original folders and...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Records of the Agricultural Engineering Department fall into two distinct series, photographs and reports. The photographs are in three easily identifiable sections. The first are the numbered photographs, 1925-1938. Many of these were glued onto labeled file folders with other photographs and negatives placed loose in the folders. In many cases the glue had dried out and the photographs were loose in the folder. All photographs were removed from the original folders and...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Records of the Agricultural Engineering Department fall into two distinct series, photographs and reports. The photographs are in three easily identifiable sections. The first are the numbered photographs, 1925-1938. Many of these were glued onto labeled file folders with other photographs and negatives placed loose in the folders. In many cases the glue had dried out and the photographs were loose in the folder. All photographs were removed from the original folders and...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Records of the Agricultural Engineering Department fall into two distinct series, photographs and reports. The photographs are in three easily identifiable sections. The first are the numbered photographs, 1925-1938. Many of these were glued onto labeled file folders with other photographs and negatives placed loose in the folders. In many cases the glue had dried out and the photographs were loose in the folder. All photographs were removed from the original folders and...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Records of the Agricultural Engineering Department fall into two distinct series, photographs and reports. The photographs are in three easily identifiable sections. The first are the numbered photographs, 1925-1938. Many of these were glued onto labeled file folders with other photographs and negatives placed loose in the folders. In many cases the glue had dried out and the photographs were loose in the folder. All photographs were removed from the original folders and...