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World War I Memorial
No full textView of the memorial, with Roll of Honor plaque listing U of A students who died in WWI, which was located on lawn east of the University Hall. On verso: This plaque was placed in the lobby of the Library in the 1930's (formerly east of Old Main, South of Senior Walk)
Physics Building, built 1951
No full textView of the front (north) of the Physics Building shortly after construction taken from the northwest. On verso: Physics 1952. (not completed) 4-52.Located on Dickson Street, the U-shaped,two-story, haydite block and brick Physics Building was completed in June 1952
Sigma Alpha Epsilon House
No full textView of the front (west) of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon House during construction. On verso: Sig Alph House June '54
Reid Hall
No full textView of Reid Hall during construction; Fulbright Hall in background.Reid Hall opened as a residence hall in 1967 and was named for Martha M. Reid. Reid was Dean of Women and associate professor of languages from 1923-1940. She received Professor Emeritus status in 1940
Science Engineering Building
No full textView through a window opening of interior construction of the Science Engineering Building. On verso: Science Engineering Center. [photo. stamp: A Johnny Woodruff Photograph, Nov. 26, 1963]
Orval Eugene Faubus
No full textView of Faubus cutting ribbon at dedication ceremonies for the Science Engineering building; Mullins on right, D. Pete Rainey, chairman of the Board of Trustees on left. On recto: Cutting Ribbon at S-E building dedication.Orval Eugene Faubus served as the 36th Governor of Arkansas from 1955-1967
Little Rock Medical Center
No full textView of two nurses studying a chart at the nurses station in the U of A Medical Center at Little Rock. On verso: [engr. Instr.] U of A - Nursing Red Book. Slide no. 126.5.The current location of UAMS on West Markham Street in Little Rock dates to the opening of University Hospital in 1956. Today, UAMS is comprised of a central campus that houses the Medical Center, Outpatient Center, the colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Health Professions, and Public Health, a Graduate School, and various institutes and clinics. UAMS also operates facilities elsewhere in the city and the state as a whole
Tau Beta Pi monument
No full textView of the concrete Tau Beta Pi monument in the form of a key which is located on the lawn to the east of University Hall; University Hall in background. On verso: Miscellaneous (Buildings, Points of Interest)Note on monument: "Erected and presented to the University of Arkansas by the Arkansas Alpha Chapter of Tau Beta Pi May 1925
Little Rock Graduate Center
No full textView of the front of the University of Arkansas Graduate Center at Little Rock.The Graduate Center at Little Rock was operated by the Graduate School of the University, Fayetteville, and the General Extension Service of the University. It was distinct from the Graduate Institute of Technology, and according to the merger agreement with Little Rock University in 1967, was to have been considered for possible inclusion in the resulting University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Agricultural Experiment Station
No full textView of the demolition of the Agricultural Experiment Station taken from the southwest; Chi Omega and Zeta Tau Alpha in background. On verso: Music Building. Razed Jan. 10, 1972. 10 January 1972. From: Andrew L. Lucas Alumni Editor 2/19/72. [Alumni Association stamp].Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Statio