1. OAMC

Panorama of old quadrangle with the majority of students, staff, and faculty participating in honoring the college in January 1922
24 X 48 $500

2. Armistice Day

Tenth Anniversary remembrance of the end of World War I at the old campus quadrangle. (11 a.m., November 11, 1929)
22 X 28 $350

3. Old Woodshop

The woodshop was one of many shops where students could practice and hone their skills. The building housing this shop was removed for the construction of Gundersen Hall in 1910. Image is from 1901.
22 X 28 $350

4. Chemistry Class

Lecture class in which Sherman Jeffords (Class of 1912) and Mrs. O. T. Peck (Louise Casali, Class of 1911) are identified. How many Freshman Beanies (Class of 1912) can you find? (1909)
22 X 28 $350

5. Yell Leader

Image made from glass plate negative. Charles Harold Janeway was a freshman from Stillwater in 1915 and served as the class yell leader. He graduated in 1919 with a degree in Commerce.
22 X 28 $350

6. Class of 1933 [SOLD]

Graduation picture for the Class of 1933 in front of the Domestic Science ( Bartlett Center) and Auditorium. President Henry G. Bennett had completed his 5 th year on campus.
11.75 X 36

7. Campus Panorama Looking Southeast

The School of Agriculture’s recently complete Whitehurst Hall is on the right with the old Stock Pavilion. The fourth floor of Whitehurst wasn’t added until a decade later. This image is from 1927 and shows the main campus a great distance to the southeast.
11.75 X 36 $285

8. Campus Panorama in Color

Original college quadrangle with an early attempt to add color by hand painting.
11.75 X 36 $285

9. Anniversary Band [SOLD]

Boh Makovsky’s 25 th Symphonic Band (1939-1940). Picture in front of Morrill Hall.
11.75 X 36

10. Traction Engines

Engineering class studying steam traction engines where the Classroom Building is today. Image circa 1910.
11.75 X 36 $285

11. Buggy

Transportation around campus in 1899. Located at the corner of Knoblock and College (University) Avenue looking to the northwest at the college Library.
18 X 24 $250

12. Fenimore Passing

All-American Bob Fenimore (#55) led the Cowboy football team to consecutive victories over the University of Oklahoma in 1944 and 1945 and to Bowl victories after each of those seasons.
18 X 24 $250

13.Gallagher Hall

Playing to a full-house at the OAMC vs OU basketball game in the Spring of 1951. OAMC won 48-45.
18 X 24 $250

14. Morrill Hall

Construction on Morrill Hall started at the end of the territorial era in 1905. Named for Senator Justin Morrill, the principal supporter of the Land-Grant College system, it is currently the second oldest surviving building on the OSU campus.
14 X 18 $165

15. Gundersen Hall

Named for faculty member Carl Gundersen, this facility was constructed in 1911 for use by the School of Engineering.
14 X 18 $165

16. Women’s Basketball

Women brought the game of Basket Ball to OAMC in 1901. From the Class of 1904 wearing their uniforms are ; On the Floor: Edith Otey, Abbie Nelson, Lila Nelson. Second Row: Pearl Holmes, Lucille Janeway, Captain Eva Parker, Ethel Amos, Eda Donart. Top Row: Carrie Sutton, Hester Thatcher
14 X 18 $165

17. Graduation

Graduates lined up to attend commencement at the Auditorium in the Spring of 1915. Man on the far right is Acting President and longtime Veterinary Medicine Professor Lowery Laymon Lewis.
14 X 18 $165

18. Library Gates

Top image was made from a cracked glass plate negative. The Library’s architecture was described as Prairie Gothic and reminiscent of the European architect’s homeland. The bottom image includes the gates at the southeast corner of the OAMC campus. Individuals traveling north on Knoblock could continue straight onto the campus drive that went by the Assembly Building (Old Central).
14 X 18 $165

19. College Pond

Dug out of the prairie in 1892 the College Pond was an early source of water, later a collection point for run-off from the College Barn, and eventually a landscaped park known as Theta Pond.
12 X 16 $100

20. Stands at Lewis Field

Lewis Field was the site of many athletic activities. The field and track were aligned north-south with covered stands provided for overflow crowds on the west along Hester Avenue. (circa 1915)
12 X 16 $100