Showing Collections: 11 - 20 of 22
Dora Hall Stockman papers
Hall Banghart's Hair Jewelry Instructions
This hair jewelry instruction booklet was created by Hall Banghart. There are approximately 24 different patterns described, each with a circular sketch of the pattern. At the back of the booklet are wholesale prices for mounting the pieces of jewelry and a list of prices Banghart would charge for braiding. Banghart wrote this instruction booklet between May 30 - August 30, 1862 in both Hunter's Creek, Michigan and Almont, Michigan.
Lambda Chi Alpha records
Michigan Womyn's Music Festival records
The Michigan Womyn’s Music Festival records (1976-2015) contain crew guides and handbooks, maps, banners, t-shirts, programs, brochures, posters, meeting minutes, correspondence, inventories, press clippings, as well as recordings and photographs taken during the festival. The collection gives an insight of the intense effort and amount of coordination it took to make the festival possible, and how it evolved and grew more complex with each iteration.
National Project in Agriculture Communications records
The records of the National Project in Agricultural Communications (NPAC) consist of background information, reports, budgets, Board of Control minutes, correspondence with the Kellogg Foundation, and materials relating to the training programs including the Communication Training Program.
Recreational Sports and Fitness Services records
Richard O. Niehoff papers
Sigma Xi Society records
The records of the Sigma Xi Society consist of brochures and handbooks relating to the national chapter, bylaws and three programs from initiation ceremonies for the Michigan State University chapter. There are also meeting minutes and memberships cards.
University Laboratory Animal Resources records
The collection consists of newsletters, correspondence and annual reports submitted to USDA (1991–2002). The collection also includes the “Handbook for Animal Care” published by MSU.
William A. Kelly papers
This collection contains a “Laboratory Manual for Historical Geology”, written by William Kelly. The manual is made up of nine parts: fossil preservation methods, fossil diagrams, directions for studying unknown specimens, exercise worksheets, fossil collection directions, outline of a Grand Ledge field excursion, a resume of Michigan’s historical geology, and a glossary.