Diaries, correspondence, photographs, and related materials of Blanche Johnson.  Includes newspaper clippings and printed material pertaining to items of interest to Blanche Johnson, such as art, bridges, cooking, mysticism, home decorating, poetry, religion, sex, and sewing. Some ephemera, primarily Christmas gift tags and cards collected by Johnson, are included.  A constitution and program for the The Art Club of Lafayette, Indiana, 1912-1915, is included in the collection.

The James M. Johnson papers document the career of pilot James Johnson (Jimmy Johnson) and his colleagues in early flight and aviation training. Most of the collection is made up of photographs. There are also newspaper clippings and three pilot's log books. The photographs show Johnson individually, Johnson standing with colleagues, Johnson in or near airplanes, and airplanes individually. Many of the photographs were taken at McCook Field in Dayton, Ohio.

Johnson, M. O. (1916). The Spraying of Yellow Pineapple Plants on Manganese Soils with Iron Sulphate Solutions. Hawaii Agricultural Station, Press Bulletin No. 51, December 13, 1916 [2 copies]

"Lafayette Boy Gains Fame As Plant Chemist: Government Bulletin Pays a Tribute to Maxwell O. Johnson in Hawaiian Work, 1929, no publication information available.

Joseph, Walter E. (1912). A Study of the Forms of Nitrogen in Growing Pigs: with special reference to the influence of the quantity of protein consumed. A thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the graduate school of the University of Illinois.

Notice - "Literary Award to Harold Jungbluth." circa 1935.

Kautsky, Norman L., "Wharfleigh and Other Haunts Along White River," recollections of Indianapolis and Indiana in the '20's and 30's, circa 1940.

Keiper, George F. (1911). A Case of Amblyopia Due to the Ingestion of One Hundred and Twenty Grains of Quinine Sulphate. Reprinted from the Ophthalmic Record, October, 1911, pp. 2-3.

Keiper, George F. (1911). Operations for Cataract Upon the Eyes of the Very Aged. Reprinted from The American Journal of Ophthalmology, November, 1911, pp. 1-7.

The papers consist of one folder which contains an address by Kingsley, and publications by and about him.

Andrew K. Kolar papers include a Purdue paperweight, gear set, and ashtray.

The Wilbert H. Krack photographs encompasses ten photographs of Triangle Fraternity, twelve photographs of buildings from around campus, twenty-five photographs of sets and scenes from various plays and four miscellaneous shots. Krack was a member of the Play Shop Board, so there are many good images from play sets.

The Krannert School of Management photographs (1980-2004; 2 cubic feet) documents the Krannert Executive Forum program that at Krannert. The Krannert Executive Forum is a management class (MGMT 40100) that features top-level corporate executives sharing their experiences with students. The photographs show speakers lecturing as well as interacting with students. Photographs have labels and dates on the back.

Essay by Jon Larkin, "Purdue is Ready for Student Government," circa 1903.

Three Indiana State Department of Public Instruction publications and one journal clipping.

Includes two Purdue tankard-style white mugs dated 1955 and 1956, previously belonging to Lawrence Poel.

Newspaper clippings from Harry Leslie's run for governor of Indiana.

Lockrow, Laurice L. (1922). The Effect of Oxygen and Hydrogen on the Emission of Electrons From Hot Platinum. Reprinted from the Physical Review, N.S., vol. XIX, no. 2, February, 1922, pp. 97-113. [2 copies]

This collection contains publications by Dr. Luckiesh, primarily about vision and lighting and created as part of his research in the General Electric Lighting Research Laboratory. The collection also contains a personal scrapbook with copies of his degrees.

One folder containing articles by Charles Lynde.

This collection of the Charles Lynde papers is comprised of four folders which contain certificates and a photo.

The Lydia Hildebrand Lynde collection includes a Master of Science diploma issued to Lydia Ann Hildebrand Lynde, June 11, 1919, and two photographs with names noted on the back.

A Course in Mechanical Drawing, arranged especially for the students of Purdue University by C. B. Peterson, instructor in Mechanical Drawing, Lafayette, Indiana, 1896 [textbook]