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Dr. Harold T. Christensen
No full textBlack and white photograph of Harold T. Christensen, taken 26 February 1963
Harold T. Christensen
No full textBlack and white photograph of Harold T. Christensen, probably dating from the 1970s or 1980s
Prof.H. T. Christensen, Head, Sociology Dept., P.U.
No full textBlack and white photograph of Professor Harold T. Christensen, Chairman of the Department of Sociology at Purdue University in Indiana, taken in 1954
Christensen, Harold T. "Isms of Mormonism", November 11, 1945
No full textManuscript of "Isms of Mormonism" by Harold T. Christensen, dated November 11, 1945
Donna T. Christensen Oral History Interview
No full textDonna Christensen, stenographer, secretary, and staff assistant at USF since 1960, talks about the early years of the Tampa and St. Petersburg campuses, the change in the relations between staff, faculty, and administration over the years, and sexual harassment and women\u27s and civil rights issues on campus
J. T. Christensen
No full textJ. T. Christensen, Bear River, Utah. Photograph taken while a missionary in Demark.Photograp
071. Shoes owned by S. E. Christensen of Ephraim, Utah
No full textPhotograph of and document for a pair of shoes owned by S. E. Christensen of Ephraim, Utah. Dating from about 1850, they once belonged to Robert B. T. Taylor of Salt Lake Cit
069. Pants owned by S. E. Christensen of Ephraim, Utah
No full textPhotographs of and document for a pair of pants owned by S. E. Christensen of Ephraim, Utah. Dating from about 1865, they once belonged to Robert B. T. Taylor of Salt Lake Cit
Carl J. Christensen with camera.
No full textPhotograph of Carl J. Christensen (top) with television camera; Philo T. Farnsworth and his wife, Pem (center); below: Cliff Gardner with receiver and Robert Humphries (from the Farnsworth Journal for 1927). This crew produced the first all electronic TV. Picture on September 7, 1927)
070. Coat and vest owned by S. E. Christensen of Ephraim, Utah
No full textPhotographs of and document for a coat and vest owned by S. E. Christensen of Ephraim, Utah. Dating from about 1865, they once belonged to Robert B. T. Taylor of Salt Lake Cit
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