VAN/VU/Alum. Vanderbilt Alumni

This collection features a letter from Miss Marie Kuhn featuring newspaper clippings of a 25 year reunion of class of 1924. Richard Dudley Kuhn is in these clippings.

The Walter Russell Lambuth Papers, 1980-1999, consist of Kwansei Gakuin University materials and Japanese materials relating to Methodist missionary Walter Russell Lambuth (1854-1921).

This collection contains postcards from around the United States and Europe. It also contains a German song booklet from World War II.

This collection contains scrapbooks related to Reverend Nicholas Sneed Ogburn’s 30 years as a missionary in Japan before the outbreak of WWII. Rev. Ogburn was a graduate of Vanderbilt (B.D. 1911).

Contains an image of Richard Owen, a "Notice of Separation from US Naval Service" form, a "Personal History Record", a "Report of Performance Rating" from the US Department of the Interior, and a form Owen filled out for a job search service.

This collection contains a series of clippings and photographs about Catherine Pilley, a member of Gamma Phi Beta, dated 1932-1936.

This collection contains a deconstructed scrapbook of photographs of ROTC-Navy at Vanderbilt Univerity from the years 1966-1970.

This single folder collection contains various programs and memorabilia related to Commencement and life at Vanderbilt in 1907 and 1908.

The Leroy F. Beaty Collection, 1877-1878, consists of three notebooks containing lecture notes from Vanderbilt University religion classes.

This collection contains schedules, exams, and notes for an English 101 class at Vanderbilt in 1939.

This collection contains a letter written and signed by Albert Einstein on Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists letterhead in 1948 and newspaper clippings related to various music figures in the 1980s.

The D. E. Heydrich Collection, c. 1880, consists of lectures by Vanderbilt professor John Cowper Granbery, Sr., 1829-1907.

This collection contains 4 folders of material related to Hubert T. Holman's time as a law school student at Vanderbilt in the 1920s. While there, Holman participated in the debate team as documented in numerous newspaper clippings.