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14th Annual Pig Roast, 2002 Sept. 21 Box 67, Folder 21
1st BRAC meeting, 2003 Oct. 10 Box 69, Folder 28
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14th Annual Seals Sale Window Display Box 399, Folder 009
1986 Annual Meeting Box 419, Folder 004
"50 Years of ALA" Box 386, Folder 002
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14th Annual Seals Sale Window Display 1923 Box-folder 399:009
1986 Annual Meeting 1986 Box-folder 419:004
"50 Years of ALA" 1956 Box-folder 386:002
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14th Annual Year Book of Woman's Club Box 2, Folder 6
1938 Christmas program Box 2, Folder 6
"An Evaluation" by Floyd B. Cox, President (typescript) Box 1, Folder 4
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14th Avenue (folder empty) Box 66, Folder 19
14th Avenue Hinton (photo of house) Box 88, Folder 32
1875 Map Hinton (photocopy of Sanborn Insurance Map) Box 12, Folder 12
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14th Minnesota Infantry Box 63, Folder 2
15th U. S. Infantry Box 65, Folder 6
160th Indiana Infantry (detachment of sick) Box 62, Folder 5
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1B, 1B3, 130C Howell, James, Chekhov Box 76, Folder 12
Academy of Literary Studies Box 45, Folder 11
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14 unidentified men gathered around a table Box 042, Folder 027
16 mm color film: Dr. Hook, Arlan Shilan Box 044, Folder 002
18 unidentified men toasting [Dr. Oscar Swineford, Jr.] Box 042, Folder 035
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