Poster showing eagle above stars and stripes emblem with enemy soldier wearing a horned helmet, and a train in the background.

A woman nursing her baby. Two disabled veterans, one weaving a basket, the other is holding a pickax.

A photo of Jesse Hall next to the old power plant and smoke stack. In 1908, student Charles Taylor painted the word "farmer" on the smoke stack. The word is still visible when this photo is taken. Columbia Daily Tribune http://archive.showmenews.com/2001/Jan/20010121Feat005.asp

Poster showing boy fighting off vultures with pitchfork.

Savitar, 2004. page 28.

American Red Cross campaign poster showing a winter scene with snow covered house and trees.

Memorial Tower under construction.

Brewer Fieldhouse held around 6,000, and with incoming enrollment, students demanded a new and larger basketball arena. With the Hearnes Center, 12,600 could be seated.

Constructed in 1904, Rothwell originally cost the University $70,000. Originally, the building was three stories high in the front and two stories high in the back, and the construction was engineered for later additions. Materially, the entire building had hardwood floors and the walls were built with gray stone.

Poster showing money falling into a top hat with stars and stripes (Uncle Sam's hat).