Brochure page of Harper's Ferry describing John Brown's Raid. Photograph of Harper's Ferry and the territory of three states including Harper's Ferry, Bolivar Heights, WV and the Potomac River. Photograph of the Spurs of John Brown and the chain with which John Brown Jr., was bound when he was driven under a midsummer sun over the plains of Kansas in front of cavalry.
Brochure page of Harper's Ferry describing John Brown's Raid. Photograph of Harper's Ferry, the C. and O. Canal and Maryland Heights MD. Photograph of knife carried by John Brown and called by him his "toothpick".
Brochure page describing Harper's Ferry and the Civil War. Photograph of Jefferson's Rock Looking up the Shenandoah River. Photograph of John Brown's Monument.
Brochure page of describing Harper's Ferry today. Photograph of view from Jefferson's Rock looking down Potomac River. Photograph of Civil War Tablets at Harper's Ferry.
Brochure page describing Harper's Ferry today. Photograph of "An Unusual Scene - Highway, Baltimore and Ohio Tracks, C. & O. Canal and Potomac River at Harper's Ferry". Poem titled Harper's Ferry.
Student scrapbook page with photograph of Shearer Biblical Hall in snow, photograph of Martin Chemical Lab in snow, Photograph of Water Tower in snow, Photograph of dormitories in snow, photograph of Alumni Gymnasium in snow. Pencil cartoon drawings of a cow labeled J.K. Jones. Pencil cartoon drawing of a dog labeled B.F. Jones. Pencil drawings of Wildcats.
Student scrapbook page with photographs of Wildcat (live), photograph of The Armory, photograph of man labeled Fred Smith standing next to a snowman, photograph of Rumple Dormitory, photograph of the Barracks, photograph of military parade, photograph of two men in front of Well.
Student scrapbook page with note from upper classmen stating that Brown "is one oft he most respectful freshmen", Copy of Rules and Regulations for 1927- '28, The Bank of Davidson counter check to M.P. Henderson from Brown for $16.00 dated February 7, 1928.
Student scrapbook page with note from upper classmen stating that Brown "is one oft he most respectful freshmen", Copy of Rules and Regulations for 1927- '28, The Bank of Davidson counter check to M.P. Henderson from Brown for $16.00 dated February 7, 1928.
Student scrapbook page containing copies of letters written by Brown describing events at Davidson and newspaper articles about football and education.