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Administration Building, the first building on campus. In the creation act, this building was also known as the University of Dixie.

Six kopek stamp depicting a portrait of Vladimir Lenin, printed in red and black ink.

Ten cent stamp depicting a drawing of Charles Lindbergh's plane "Spirit of St. Louis", printed in dark blue ink.

15 centime stamp depicting a portrait of King Albert I, printed in purple ink.

Calendar made by Sydney McGee for his future wife, Marjorie McDaniel. The calendar includes individual and couple photographs including Sydney in World War I. It counts down the days backwards to the couple's wedding day.

Dr. Sydney Lamont McGee…

The mascot for Tennessee Tech. Our mascot has gone through three name changes and numerous costumes. Golden Eagle was the original name in 1962-1974. The name changed again in 1975 to “Evel Eagle” referring to Evel Knievel because of the daredevil…

The first annual of Tennessee Technological University dedicated to Professor Thomas A. Early, the first president of the University.

Composite photograph of the last high school graduating class at Tennessee Polytechnic Institute.