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A male student studying inside his dorm room.

Tables and chairs inside a dorm room.

An interior view of a dorm room at W.A.C.

Kislerson and Tarp sit in a dorm room decorated with W.A.C. pennants.

In the center is Barkhuff, the man on his right may be Franklin Booser.

W D Barkhuff stands in the middle among friends ready to eat. One of the students wears a cadet's uniform.

Group of students with some in uniform watching the drill of cadets on a bare hill.

Two male gymnasts practice in front of an oversized American flag.

Class of 1900 poses in front of Thompson Hall (Administration Building).

A portrait of a group of male gymnasts with an oversized American Flag as a backdrop

A group of cadets and officers posed for their portrait at the base of the recently completed Administration Building, later Thompson Hall.

A class picnic on the grass.

A student in a Washington Agriculture College baseball uniform standing beside homes in Pullman.

Professors of Math and Civil Engineering stand beside their students in front of the recently completed Administration Building, later Thompson Hall.

Cadets on field by Thompson Hall.

A crowd gathered around Ferry Hall after a fire.

A portrait of cadets taken in front of the recently completed Administration Building, later Thompson Hall.

1 map ; 27 x 36 cm. Note: Covers the western U.S., Canada and Alaska, and northeastern Asia. "Suppl. 7e. carte." Inset map: Carte dresée sur la lettre de l'Amiral de Fonte par l'Ecrivain de la Californie. Taken from Diderot's…

In this group portrait, Barkhuff stands in the back row second to the left.

Surveying instruments near the front entrance to the recently completed Administration Building, later Thompson Hall.

1 map; 58 x 41 cm. Scale: 2000 Feet per 1 Inch Compiled from Official Notes Filed in the office of Charles H. Ballard, U.S. Dep. Min. Sur., and from Actual Field Surveys by Henry Carr, C.E., March, 1888. This map depicts this area in its heyday. …

Cadets in the Artillery Co standing at attention during a campus drill.

A crowd, tents, carriages and horses are all present at the base of College Hill, later turned into Reaney Park.

1 map; 23 x 19 cm. Scale: 15 miles to 1 inch. The Klamath Indian reservation was formed on October 14, 1864, placing the Klamath, Modoc, and Paiute Indians onto traditional Klamath Indian land. The reservation went through a long series of border…

First Faculty of the W.A.C. Note: the original print is faded.

1 map; 44 x 44 cm."James J. Cameron, County Assessor, 1916".Cadastral maps of townships.Shows additions, lot numbers, section numbers, rivers, lakes, roads, transmission lines and names of some landowners."Scale: 1 in. = 200 feet"

A portrait of the staff of the college newspaper the Record. The photographer, Barkhuff, sits in the front row to the far right.

1 map; 44 x 44 cm."James J. Cameron, County Assessor, 1916".Cadastral maps of townships.Shows additions, lot numbers, section numbers, rivers, lakes, roads, transmission lines and names of some landowners."Scale: 1 in. = 200 feet"

Students of the first College newspaper the Record sitting by building. Note: original print is faded.

1 map; 44 x 44 cm."James J. Cameron, County Assessor, 1916".Cadastral maps of townships.Shows additions, lot numbers, section numbers, rivers, lakes, roads, transmission lines and names of some landowners."Scale: 1 in. = 400 feet"