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University-wide catalogs include multiple schools and departments, which vary by year. A detailed listing by name of the departments and schools included in the (1857-1975) combined catalogs is available in list and narrative form at the Washington University archive, and in the administrative information section of the finding aid, under "other note.".

This collection includes architecural drawings of Washington University's Danforth Campus, West Campus, and Olin Library

The directories list Washington University students, faculty, and staff with their contact information. In most issues this includes their phone number and local address. Various issues also include marital status, home address, and academic year/program. In some years medical and dental students are listed in a separate section of the book. Student groups, such as fraternities and honoraries are occasionally also listed, giving officer names and contact information

This collection contains reports, correspondence, incident reports, and other working documents produced by the National Coalition for Burned Churches during its years of operation, as well as publications and news media items collected by the Coalition during that time. The bulk of the collection are its internal administrative documents, detailing the daily operations of this inter-state nonprofic organization, including grant applications, internal memos and external correspondence, special projects, and annual reports -- The most valuable information can be found in the arson reports found in Series V, sub-series D: Yearly Church Burning Files. These files contain locations, police reports, and other data concerning arsons committed against houses of worship throughout the United States from the 1980s through the early 2010s

This collection consists of original drawings of Eads Bridge created by two separate firms: American Bridge Company and Terminal Railroad Association. In total, Washington University holds 663 original drawings of the Eads Bridge: 570 drawings from the Terminal Railroad Association and 93 additional drawings from the American Bridge Company. Washington University does not hold any corporate records of the American Bridge Company or the Terminal Railroad Association, or project files for other bridges built by either company. In addition, Washington University holds no personnel files related to the construction of the Eads Bridge

This collection contains memorabilia from the Washington University Class of 1910. There are photos, programs, dance cards, reunion material, photo albums, scrapbooks, and clothing, including the customary freshman beanie. The collection is organized into boxes by material type. Box one contains loose paper and photographic material, box two contains bound volumes, and box three contains clothing. Within box one, the materials are arranged alphabetically. Items from different donors are housed in different folders

This collection includes issues of Bug magazine from 1997-2000, along with original art, administration and budget information for the publication

Archive of paper-based design work produced by Toadshow . The archive includes samples of ephemera, publications, stationery and branding. The archive includes material produced for trade unions, political parties, businesses, government and council agencies, activist groups, galleries and venues. Also included is a collection of Queensland election ephemera not produced by Toadshow. Boxes 21427-21429 contain miscellaneous design samples sorted into alphabetical groups according to client/project. Box 21429 also contains design samples of work carried out for conservation groups Save Our Waterways Now Inc. (SOWN), Brisbane Rainforest Action & Information Network (BRAIN) and Ithaca Intact, as well as samples for Queensland museums. Box 21430 contains samples of presentation folders, Museum Zoo game cards, a publication titled 'Capturing the journey: the Q150 steam train' and miscellaneous un-alphabetised ephemera, newsletters and pamphlets. Box 21431 contains union related design ...

Collection contains letters, receipts, other documents signed by persons prominent in Denver, Colo., and Western history. Colo. governors are well represented. Additions expected

The collection includes material relating to the Washington University Hilltop Campus Architectural Competition of 1899, including background information and competition drawings by Cope and Stewardson, Carrere and Hastings, McKim, Mead and White, Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, Eames and Young, Cass Gilbert, and others