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Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:
Nathan Lerner photographs, 1935-1980
Olivar Botar publications, 1988-2008
Oscar A. Turner papers, 1945-1957
Raymond Roberts papers, 1944-1997
The transport ship Leopoldville was sunk by torpedoes in the English Channel on Christmas Eve, 1944, killing 800 American soldiers, among them an IIT alumnus John C. DeKlyen. This collection includes a photo of DeKlyen and a book about the Leopoldville.
Richard Laurent papers, 2016-2018
This collection consists of 196 original ink drawings for the book Laughing Matters: The Political Cartoons of Richard Laurent and printed facsimiles of other book contents, including covers, front and back matter.
Robert Guthrie essay, 1997
Robert Negele collection, 1943-1945
Miscellaneous printed materials relating to fraternities, jazz and golf collected by Robert Negele when he was a student at Illinois Institute of Technology in the mid-1940s. The collection also includes a commencement program and booklet about IIT's honor system.
- See photo in "Artifacts" drop file
Robert Philip Gordon papers, 1963-2010
The Robert Philip Gordon papers consist of the output of the professional career of architect, urban planner, artist, and Illinois Institute of Technology (Chicago) graduate Robert Philip Gordon. Materials include architectural sketches and plans, planning documents for urban and landscape projects, clippings and publications, and an extensive collection of original artwork.
The Miracle - YOU
The Miracle - YOU. Sixty-one page book authored by Archibald McClure and dedicated to his grandchildren. "A Grandfather looks at life from cells to quarks and beyond...". San Francisco: California Publishing Company; first edition, 1999.
This American Life episode 197, 2001
Audio recording of a program titled "Before It Had A Name," broadcast October 26, 2001 as Episode 197 of public radio series "This American Life." Act One of the program is titled "Mr. Boder Vanishes" and concerns David Pablo Boder who traveled to post-WW II liberation camps to conduct oral histories (as recorded interviews) with Holocaust survivors. Portions of the interviews are included in the program.