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R. E. L. Wilson plantation photograph collection [DIGITAL CONTENT]
No full textThis collection contains photographs of the R. E. L. Wilson Plantation in northeast Arkansas
Jimmy L. Wilson Vietnam War collection [DIGITAL CONTENT]
No full textThis collection contains an oral history interview with Jimmy L. Wilson from July 2018, as well as documents and photographs related to his military service
Dr. Haywood L. Wilson, Jr. and Family
No full textWinston-Salem State University Chancellor, Dr. Haywood L. Wilson, Jr., and family. Standing left to right: unidentified woman; Haywood L. Wilson, Sr.; unidentified woman; unidentified man. Seated, Dr. and Mrs. Haywood L. Wilson, Jr. (Rosa T.), c. 1984
Report : Claim of L. Wilson
Full text linkReport : Claim of L. Wilson. [2007] Contract for Indian supplies in 1877
Portrait photograph of Edward L. Wilson
No full textEdward L. Wilson--Portraithttps://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_wdsmithphotography/2409/thumbnail.jp
Charles L. Wilson
No full textPosed, Wilson leaning on laboratory table. (On verso: Dr. Charles L. Wilson, Fac. Ach. Awd " [Faculty Distinguished Achievement Award] )Charles L. Wilson was a professor at the University of Arkansas, January 1958-January 1969. He was a Research Scientist at the USDA, and became the Founder/Chairman & CEO of the World Food Preservation Center LLC in 2013. He authored over 250 scientific publications, 20 patents, and 6 books. At the University of Arkansas he was a Forest Pathologist conducting fundamental research on forest tree diseases and the nuclear behavior of plant pathogens. He conducted pioneering research on the use of plant pathogens as bioherbicides and was awarded the Arkansas Alumni's highest honor for Teaching and Research
William L. Wilson, Jr., Rice University
No full textDr. William L. Wilson, Jr., Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Rice University, sitting on a stool in front of a laboratory counter. He is wearing dark pants and a short-sleeved checkered shirt and his right arm is resting on a row of machinery. A bookshelf is visible behind him. Original resource is a black and white photograph.Dr. William L. Wilson taught in the Department of Electrical Engineering for Rice University
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