Box Multi 06
Contains 8 Results:
W. H. Danneberg negatives of the 1930-1931 Freshman class
This collection contains one hundred ninety-five negatives of the 1930-1931 Freshman class at Washington College. These were most likely taken for the Pegasus yearbook. Since only the senior class had individually identified photographs in the yearbook it is difficult to identify each student. These negatives have been digitized for access.
Louis Goldstein World War II photographs
This collection contains four snapshots of Louis Goldstein in Guam in 1945 during World War II. They were taken by one of his fellow Marines.
F. Stanley Porter, class of 1912, college scrapbook
This collection contains a scrapbook kept by F. Stanley Porter during his time at Washington College. Most of the clippings are about the Football and Baseball teams, both of which Porter was a prominent player. There are also items from other clubs and events including Mount Vernon Literary Society, dances, and award ceremonies.
Vaughan Rue Truitt, class of 1907, reminiscences
This collection contains Vaughan Rue Truitt’s recollection of his freshman year at Washington College, 1903, written fifty years later. He talks about his arrival, the campus, and the secret postal system set up among the students, he describes the dorm rooms and uses many colloquialisms and nicknames for places.
World War I service records
This collection contains the World War Records of Washington College Alumni and correspondence with the Maryland War Record Commission on compiling this information.
Maryland War Record Commission correspondence, 1921-1922
This collection contains the World War Records of Washington College Alumni and correspondence with the Maryland War Record Commission on compiling this information.
Louis Goldstein campaign ephemera
This collection contains several pieces of campaign ephemera including a “Vote the Blueprint for Progress Team” postcard, 1966, a “Vote Democratic” emery board, 1962, a Goldstein pin, circa 1960s, and a pin for Goldstein’s 1998 Comptroller campaign. There is also a “Students for Kennedy” pin and a McKeldin and Rollins pin for Theodore McKeldin’s Governor re-election and Edward D. E. Rollins’ run for Attorney General in 1954.