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Had I but Known
Solo piece for Cornet and Piano
by H. Wakefield smith, co/MCMVII
by H. Wakefield smith, co/MCMVII
Hal and Marie Gibson
Retired Col. Hal, former Director of Bands, and his wife Marie Gibson posing for a photo together.
Located in MC5 Box4 M F.7
Located in MC5 Box4 M F.7
Hallelujah Chorus
Quartet
by Handel
by Handel
Handwritten Lists
Handwritten lists from Gil Mitchell
Hare Krishna Movement
Unidentified members of the Hare Krishna Movement
MC5 Box8 M F13
MC5 Box8 M F13
Harry Fidley Jr., Spinner
Harry Fidley Jr. leaning over with spools of thread for the machine in his hands. His face is turned towards the camera and he is smiling.
Harry Fidley Jr., Spinner
Harry Fidley Jr. leaning over and placing spools of thread into a machine.
Harry Stanley #1
Portrait of Harry Stanley in overalls looking at the camera.
Harry Stanley #1
Portrait Harry Stanley in overalls looking off to the side.
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport
The image was taken at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport as the country went into lockdown. Masks were worn as people were afraid of this deadly disease coming into our country as cases were spiking in cities like New York. I was in my…
Harvey Richman
Professor of psychology, Harvey Richman
Located in MC5 Box3 M F.14
Located in MC5 Box3 M F.14
Hay Wain
Constable painting
Head Stones
Photograph of a marble gravestone manufacturer. Bicycle is seen in the foreground.
Health Science Student
An unidentified health science student examining a patient.
MC5 Box7 M F6
MC5 Box7 M F6
Heimathsklange, Fantasie uber das Lied: Hoch von Dachstein fur Cornet a Piston
Solo Pieve for Trumpet and Piano
von Wilhem Finsterbusch, Op. 8
von Wilhem Finsterbusch, Op. 8
Helen Harvey Interview -- Cassette Tape 1 Side A
An interview by Margaret S. Sullivan with Helen Harvey, conducted in Harvey's home in Columbus, Georgia in the 1970s.
Henry L. Benning
Image of the grave of Henry L. Benning in Linwood Cemetery.
Henry Richard Goetchius
Photo of Henry Richard Goetchius, Waynesville, North Carolina, August, 1912
Herb Greene and Dr.Frank Brown
Former CSU President Frank brown presenting basketball coach Herb Greene an award for 300 wins.