University Archives Photograph Collection
The University Archives Photograph Collection includes images of postcards, memorabilia, students, athletics, and campus life in general. The collection has been in development since 1878 and provides a glimpse into the history of MSU.
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AG Festival
parade downtown Starkville; FFA (Future Farmers of America) and ATA (Alpha Tau Alpha) float
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Agricultural, Class
picture taken during a class in hog judging--Students are shown standing beside a group of hogs.
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Agricultural Club Banquet
Banquet for Boys and Girls Agricultural Clubs by Wilson and Co. Union Stockyards
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Agricultural Engineering Department
Six pictures from the Agricultural Engineering Dept.; Photos show students on a tractor, baling hay, etc.; Posted on a gray backboard
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Agricultural Engineering Experimental Horse and Mule Barn
Front view of Agricultural Engineering Experimental Horse and Mule Barn with doors open
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Agricultural Engineering Shop
picture taken during the renovation of the Agricultural Engineering Shop for the School of Architecture
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Agricultural Extension Service Entrance
Agricultural Extension Service entrance at Lloyd-Ricks-Watson Building
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Agriculture
National Boys and Girls Club Congress; Fourth annual visit as guests of International Harvester Company
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Agriculture class
picture taken during an Agriculture class around 1890--Students are pictured taking care of bulls.
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Agriculture, Class
picture taken during a class on mule judging--Students are shown standing beside mules.
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Agriculture, Farming Equipment
picture of farming equipment: gage can, shovels, press wheel, single disk fertilizer, crank, gears and sprockets
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Agriculture, Farming Equipment
picture of a tool frame from a special combination planter and fertilizer distributor equipped for normal operation in placing fertilizer in narrow bands below the seed
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Agronomy Department, J. C. Roberts
Five pictures posted on one gray backboard from the Agronomy Department; Students are shown working in the fields, in a lab looking at corn, etc.
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Air force ROTC
Members of the Air Force ROTC are shown marching on the Drill Field. Lee Hall and McCain Engineering Building are shown.
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Air Force ROTC
Three members of the Air Force ROTC are shown standing beside Old Main. Carpenter Engineering Building and Twin Towers are shown in the background.
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A.J. Bennett, Ross Hatchims, D.W. Colvard and Clay Lyle
A.J. Bennett, Ross Hatchims, D.W. Colvard and Clay Lyle
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A. K. Rosenhan
A. K. Rosenhan (extreme right), an MSU staff member, is shown with two other males, both of whom appear to be firemen. Rosenhan is inspecting the helmet of one of the men.
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Alan Jones, Bob Tyler, Will Coltharp
Assistant Athletic Director Alan Jones and Coach Bob Tyler are shown presenting the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and Academic All-America to Will Coltharp.
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Al Evans, Sonny Hull, J. E. "Red" Ruffin, William L. Giles, and Bobby Felder
Al Evans, Sonny Hull, J. E. "Red" Ruffin, William L. Giles, and Bobby Felder at Alumni Association's Office Leadership Conference
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Alex Zalesky, Tennis
MSU tennis player Alex Zalesky is shown as he stretches in the air to hit a ball.
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A. L. Farley
A. L. Farley, an MSU staff member, is pictured with another man as they look at a painting and other artwork.
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Alfred Benjamin Butts
Alfred Butts is pictured up-close. He is wearing a suit & tie. He was a member of the MSU Faculty.
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Alice Sanford, Florence Box, Augusta Richardson, George Lewis, Frances Coleman
Dr. George Lewis, Frances Coleman, Alice Sanford, Florence Box, and Augusta Richardson are pictured during a library computer seminar.
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'Alice Stanford, J. R. Thompson, Jr.'
Stanford and Thompson sit with another lady as they look at a book.
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Allan G. Wehr
Allan G. Wehr (right) is shown either receiving or giving a check from/to another male.
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Allen Hall
picture taken outside of Allen Hall after a snowstorm-Two students are pictured; one coming from the building, one walking towards it.
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Allen Hall
'Looking out the six-story administration classroom in Allen Hall, students are seen as they walk out of the building's front doors.'
