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Full listing > Accession MU2018/62| Accession # | MU2018/62 | | Topic | Event Photographs | | Title | Event Photographs | | Location | Negatives in Sanctum, Photo File Folder Cabinet by accession number. Scanned images on Archives Network and searchable by negative Number and by Accession Number typed in this format MU2018_62 | | Citation | Event Photographs, MU2018/62, Archives and Brethren Historical Collection, Funderburg Library, Manchester University, North Manchester, Indiana. | | Access | Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status of archived materials where this is relevant to their intended use of the materials. | | Provenance | Collection of the Archives | | Scope and Content | David Waas and Dick Harshbarger are included in pictures of at least three events taking place on Manchester's campus (circa late 1960's?). It appears as if the same speaker takes part in at least two different group sessions. Copies of the book, "The United States and Canada" are being utilized at one session. In an interview with David Waas on 6 July 2018, Dr. Waas does not remember the speaker at the events, but believes the book to be part of an experimental undertaking at the College when everyone on campus was encouraged to read the same book. Dr. Waas doesn't think the experiment went very well. Professor Dick Harshbarger takes part in the discussion of the book, "The United States and Canada." It appears as if the discussion is taking place in a room located in the basement of the Administration Building. | | Date of Accession | 05 July 2018 | | Bio History Note | The name Bob Nelson, appeared with the negatives and perhaps he is the photographer? Undated. The U.S. flag and what might be the Canadian flag decorate the speaker's table. Name-plates of students can be read in one discussion group: Aschleman, Vanderburg, Beard, Conley, Camp, | | Archivist Note | Negatives scanned by student worker in the archives, Eli Smith, during the summer of 2018. Description prepared 5 July 2018 by Jeanine Wine. |
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