Armour Institute of Technology
Organization
Biography
Armour Institute existed from 1893-1939 and was renamed the Armour College of Engineering in 1940.
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Armour Facilities collection, 1938
Collection
Identifier: 002.01.02
Description of the Collection
Materials related to the physical facilities at the Armour Institute of Technology. Current contains: Parking Survey Report by the Senior Civil Engineering Class in City and Highway Planning
Dates:
1938
Charles Leonard Lynch papers, 1933-1988
Collection
Identifier: 004.01.01
Description of the Collection
The Lynch papers are arranged in four groupings. The three-ring binder includes:
A photocopy of Charles Lynch's obituary from 1988
A sheet (on gold paper) announcing an "All Armour Night at the famous Joseph Urban Room of the Congress Hotel where Charles Gaylord and his New York-Hollywood orchestra is serving the tops in uptown-lowdown rhythm. Friday, May 3rd" (no year...
Dates:
1933-1988
Civil Engineering textbook, 1940
Collection
Identifier: 004.04.08
Description of the Collection
Textbook titled "Elementary Surveying Problems for Field and Office," presumably used in Civil Engineering classes C. E. 202 C. E. 417 taught by John C. Penn. Work is autographed by the author and contains a photograph of a student using a John S. Swift Co., Inc. planograph.
Dates:
1940
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