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This being a suppliment [sic] of the Barracks bladder, of Co. B 339th Inf. ... / drawn by Wm. Henkelman., circa 1920s
1 maps (map : ms., col. ; on sheet; 46 x 61 cm.)
Marjorie A. Blackistone and Horace Ferguson Bradfield papers, 1931-1978
0.2 linear feet — 1.6 GB (online)
Mark Nickerson appears before the House Un-American Activities Subcommittee, 1954 May 10
Audio Reel-to-Reel, 7 inch
Unit Publications
The Unit Publications series includes brochures, bulletins including school catalogs, histories, manuals, newsletters, proceedings, programs, and reports describing the development of the School of Education at the University of Michigan.
The Annual Announcement bulletins date from 1880 to the present. In addition, there are several bulletins describing advanced study in education, vocational study courses, courses for part-time students, and weekend courses.
The School of Education publications include several newsletter titles for which the Bentley Historical Library has complete runs. These include the Bulletin (1929-1964) and the Innovator (1969- ), which feature articles on current topics of interest in education as well as activities within the School of Education and of its alumni. Sigma (1970- ), an internal weekly newsletter, describes the day-to-day operations of the School of Education.
Marsal Family School of Education (University of Michigan) records, 1904-2012 (majority within 1950-1998)
79.25 linear feet (in 85 boxes) — 5 GB (online)
Minutes
The Minutes series (5 linear feet) is a complete run of bound minutes of the Administrative, Faculty, and Executive committees for the years 1923-1987. The minutes detail curriculum and program decisions as well as other educational topics. They are a rich source of information on the development of the School of Education.
Martha Wright Griffiths papers, 1956-1976
59 linear feet — 8 oversize volumes — 33 film reels — 74.52 GB (online)
Visual materials
The Visual materials series (3 folders and 275 MB, ca. 1890-ca. 1900) includes a portrait of N. Louis Shifferath, a panoramic view of the Cross Village waterfront (in digital format), and a plat map for Cross Village Township (in digital format).