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William C. LeNoir Hall Dedication
William LeNoir (left) and President of CSU Frank Brown shaking hands in front of LeNoir Hall at its dedication.
Located in MC5 Box4 M F.14
Located in MC5 Box4 M F.14
Will Cole 1971
Will Cole performing on the guitar.
MC5 Box6 M f8
MC5 Box6 M f8
Will Cole
Will Cole, a Columbus College student
MC5 Box8 M F13
MC5 Box8 M F13
Wildwood
Historical marker for "Wildwood," the early Georgian house of Augusta Jane Evans.
Wildwood
Historical marker for "Wildwood," the early Georgian house of Augusta Jane Evans.
Wild Bird Rehabilitation
Lynn Dey looking at a pigeon from wild bird rehabilitation.
MC5 Box8 M F17
MC5 Box8 M F17
Whistle Mother
Painting - photo
Whiskey barrels confiscated in 1916 government raid
Whiskey barrels ceased on May 16th, 1916 by government agents. Building in view possibly the warehouse on Dillingham street.
When the Swallows Homeward fly
Solo Piece
by J. Levy, for cornet and Piano
by J. Levy, for cornet and Piano
Werke fur Cornet a Piston, Trompete oder Flugelhorn - Auf Wiedersehn and Mein Heimathsthal
Solo Piece
by L. Liebe
by L. Liebe
Welcome to the Columbus Country Club
Photo of board of players for the Royal Crown Cola Women's Open Golf Tournament
Welcome Back Ceremony
People sitting at tables waiting for the Welcome Back Ceremony to begin
Located in MC5 Box5 M F.13
Located in MC5 Box5 M F.13
Welcome Back Ceremony
People walking down the Country's catered buffet at the Welcome Back Ceremony.
Located in MC5 Box5 M F.13
Located in MC5 Box5 M F.13
Weihnachts – Album
![Weinachts Album-Otto Wernthal [Part 1].pdf](http://digitalarchives.columbusstate.edu/files/thumbnails/17d861a068e6c5e10557f17fa44bb805.jpg "Weinachts Album-Otto Wernthal [Part 1].pdf")
Edition Wernthal # 351
Wedding Day
Photograph of a woman of color in a wedding dress.
Weapons
Weapons and tools for survival and hunting
We're Not Responsible
Signs on businesses have appeared reminding customers that they are not responsible for your decision to enter their establishment and possibly contract covid-19 from other customers. This one is on the entranceway of Cracker Barrel on Bradley Park…