Photographs

Collection Statement Collection consists of black and white photographs and color slides of both classes that Professor Gass taught as well as as the many Winter Term in Mission trips that he was a part of. These photographs include many of his students. Also included are slides of Gobin Memorial United Methodist Church, Greencastle. Most of the slides were made with Kodachrome film, so the color has remained very stable. All but one of the slide sets (Jamaica) include written lists of captions, housed in the...

Collection Statement

Composite photographic portraits of members of various DePauw chapters of national sororities.

Collection Statement

Collection consists of photographs taken by J.O. Cammack depicting the inhabitants and scenery of Putnam County, Greencastle in particular and DePauw University. The collection is arranged in five series: Series I, Cammack Family Photographs; Series II, Portraits; Series III, Other Subjects; Series IV, Unidentified Photographs: Series V, Photograph Albums and Papers. Negatives located in separate series in Audio-Visual section with their own index.

Scope and Contents

This collection includes photographs from Karen Joan Buchko Swope '64 taken while a student at DePauw University ranging from 1963 to 1964 regarding the DePauw University campus, students and faculty.

Collection Statement

Photo album containing photos and tin types of Methodist clergy and others from the Logansport and Peru, Indiana areas dating back to 1892. The album includes a photograph of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Logansport, Indiana.

Scope and Contents

This collection includes a group photograph of the North Central Jurisdiction Commission on Archives and History in 1989.

Collection Statement From the Collection:

The student papers and videotapes included in this collection are final projects for Anthropology 390, Introduction to Folklore, taught by Professor Raymond A. Hall, spring semester 2000. ANTH 390 Topics in Anthropology is an exploration of selected topics in anthropology, culture and society. The papers are arranged by semester and year, and subject headings are given for each.

Collection Statement

One copy of Taylor Zartman's magazine, Zart, Inaugural Issue, Threshold. Other students contributing to it are, the Creative Team: Lauren Arnold, Emma Baldwin, Hayden DeBruler, and Rebecca Zucker; and authors/artisits: Emma Baldwin, Rebecca Zucker, Mary Arnett, Lauren Arnold, Benjamin Gorman, Erin O'Brien, Nikolas Jones, Jennifer Romalia, and Annie Dixon.

Collection Statement From the Collection:

The student papers and videotapes included in this collection are final projects for Anthropology 390, Introduction to Folklore, taught by Professor Raymond A. Hall, spring semester 2000. ANTH 390 Topics in Anthropology is an exploration of selected topics in anthropology, culture and society. The papers are arranged by semester and year, and subject headings are given for each.