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Black and white 4.5" x 2.5" photograph of the Union College Laundry truck. Note the name of the automobile dealership over the spare tire. Duteaux continues to sell Chevrolet vehicles in Lincoln in the twenty-first century.

This 5" x 7" black and white photograph depicts the area of campus just in front of South Hall on a snowy winter day. Three students walk down the sidewalk. South Hall is visible on the left. The church and Christian Record buildings can be seen…

Black and white 5" x 7" image of a group of College View Printers staff standing in front of the Don Love Building. A sign hangs above them which reads "College View Printers."

The 3" x 4" black and white photograph shows the interior of the Union College Laundry. The date is unknown, but may be in the 1930s.

The 3" x 4" black and white photograph shows the interior of the Union College Laundry. The date is unknown, but may be in the 1930s.

A black and white 4.5" x 2.5" photograph of the Union College Laundry building and powerhouse.

Driver Eddie Holdweger holds a package while he leans against the new Union College Laundry delivery truck in front of the laundry building in this 4" x 5" black and white photograph. This photograph was published in the 1941 Golden Cords.

Dr. Dick converses with his son, Arthur, on the Union College Cornerstone Bench. Constructed from bricks and stone salvaged from the old College Building. The bench preserves the Original 1891 cornerstone.

Black and white 5" x 7" image of a snowy construction site. The main structure of the new Rees Hall is enclosed; however, scaffolding is still set up on the left side of the image and piles of construction material sit in front. North Hall is visible…

A 5" x 7" black and white autumn view of Union College. The old College Building is visible in the background with a "Welcome Union College!" sign in the forground. The trees are bear of leaves, but fallen leaves are visible on the ground.