Kent State University Libraries. Special Collections and Archives

This digital object is owned by Kent State University and may be protected by the US Copyright Act (Title 17, USC). Please enter the appropriate reference and credit to use this project. It is prohibited to use it for publications or works without the written permission of Kent State University. For details, please contact the special collection room.

In September 2016, the special collection and archive department of the Kent State University Library started a project funded by the National Archives of Records of the National Archives and digitized the data on shooting operations and reactions. 1976: Kent State University: J. Gregory Payne Requiem. The first show was in 1976. From the point of view of Bill Schroder's mother, Florence, this show took place on over 150 university campuses in the US and Europe during the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. It was the last time at Emerson University in 2007. It is also the cornerstone of NBC's award-winning documentary "Kent State University" in 1981.

The discovery of Driscoll at the Queen's History Association in New York and the collection of Kelso House Museum at the Kent State University Library Special Collection in Ohio showed her views on her life, her view on Tiffany Studios, and the company's contribution . Please gain valuable insight. In the early days she was helping in the manufacture of windows, but later it became more involved in the management and business decisions of lighting fixtures and fancy product departments. But, according to her letter, she wants to become more artistic. Her department must remain commercially viable, but the other departments are not.

The special collections and archives of the Clemson University Library are the entrance to the past, the present and the future. Collect historically important projects from universities and communities, make them accessible now, and record the past by keeping them in preparation for future research needs. Regardless of format (paper, photo, number, simulation, 3D), special collections and archives continue to build a major collection of research resources, valuable books that support the need for education and research at the University of Clemson continue. The series focuses particularly on agriculture, architecture, politics, national park services and tourism, the history of the community and the university. Special collections and archives will create an environment to discover and participate in these collections and encourage academic exploration, creative thinking, and lifelong learning.