Museums and Collections

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#	Title	Date	Summary
801	Mr. J. S. Hodges College Eye 14:55, p.4	08/10/1923	Taxidermist to rearrange collections in the museum.
802	Dr. F. N. Mead College Eye 14:5, p.4	07/06/1923	Dr. Mead will take a trip West and then go to Alaska to hunt for specimens for the Museum.
803	Natural Science College Eye 12:24, p.2	03/02/1921	News notes from the department; Professor Arey is preparing a new display for the Museum.
804	Natural Science Dept. College Eye 12:18, p.2	01/19/1921	A mastodon tusk that has been found near Des Moines; campus museum has several remnants of tusks.
805	Natural Science College Eye 11:, p.5	01/14/1920	News notes from the Department of Natural Science.
806	Museum and Field Laboratory Old Gold 0:0, p.57	06/01/1919	Description of the museum and laboratory; photo.
807	The Teachers College Valhalla Old Gold 0:0, p.187	06/01/1919	President Seerley outlines plans to expand the historical and memorial museum, located in the Library, to include tributes to those who rendered service during World War I; photo.
808	Rare money samples presented to museum; T. B. Carpenter donor of money used in fifties and sixties College Eye 10:24, p.1	04/23/1919	Presented currency and banknotes.
809	Official College Eye 9:10, p.2	11/28/1917	Dr. F. N. Mead will spend some time hunting for big game to add to the Museum collection.
810	Museum College Eye 9:3, p.3	10/03/1917	Description of gifts given to the Museum.
811	Untitled Old Gold 0:0, p.112	06/01/1914	Candid photos of freshmen class.
812	Official Notes College Eye 1:8, p.8	11/01/1911	Portrait of Professor Parish presented in chapel; news of Des Moines schools controversy.
813	Official Notes College Eye 1:3, p.2	09/27/1911	New typewriters purchased; considering purchase of organ for Auditorium; Museum collection placed in new Library building
814	Changes and plans for the coming year College Eye 1:1, p.4b	06/15/1911	News about changes for past and present faculty; ISTC students will assist in domestic science in Cedar Falls schools; excavation for Training School may begin soon; may also build a "detention hospital; will let $10,000 contract for pipe organ..
815	Natural Science Department Old Gold 0:0, p.43	06/01/1911	Describes the benefits of moving the department to a new building; photo.
816	Arey made curator College Eye 1:11, p.189	05/31/1911	Professor Melvin Arey is the new curator of I. S. T. C. museum collections; will have reduced teaching responsibilities until the collection is moved to the new Library building.
817	Library nearing completion; finest building at the State Teachers College soon to be thrown open to the public College Eye 1:6, p.100	04/26/1911	The new library, which will house 25,000 volumes and cost $185,000 to build, will open to the public on May 1; description of the facilities.
818	New displays for chemistry museum College Eye 1:3, p.49	04/05/1911	The Department of Chemistry has received new items for display in their museum.
819	Prof. Walters lectures; addresses Science Club on "Our Iowa Birds" and gives report of museum collections Normal Eyte 20:21, p.345	02/16/1910	Summary of Professor Walters' lecture; brief history of Museum collection of mounted animals; inventory of mounted specimens.
820	Effort is being made Normal Eyte 20:13, p.225	12/08/1909	Faculty want part of a meteor that fell near Manchester a week ago.
821	All those interested in the zoology Normal Eyte 20:11, p.195	11/17/1909	Professor Arey has received new specimens from India via Professor Loughridge.
822	John McPherson Normal Eyte 19:9, p.139	11/04/1908	Sent dogs to Professor Walters for Museum.
823	Normal trustees in sessions Normal Eyte 18:29, p.453	05/06/1908	Trustees consider sidewalks, change in railroad tracks, location of President's House, late registration fees, school seal, museum collection expansion, library instruction, and college hospital.
824	Library and museum Normal Eyte 18:15, p.233	01/15/1908	Photo of what the library will look like upon completion.
825	Official Normal Eyte 18:6, p.84	10/16/1907	Library and Museum basements will be completed this year; work on Laboratory Building continues; news of staff; football suspended for a year; new curriculum and longer classes; teacher certification under examination.
826	George Wallace Normal Eyte 18:5, p.78	10/09/1907	Brought thirty pressed plants from Arizona for the museum.
827	Official Normal Eyte 18:5, p.72	10/09/1907	George Affleck and George Wallace doing well; Professor Loughridge found that classical scholars are opposed to simplified spelling; Museum collection is strong; teaching meetings will be held across the state.
828	Official Normal Eyte 18:2, p.21	09/18/1907	Will organize Department of Commercial Education; Laboratory Building open; Geography work will be in new building; Museum collection expanding; Mary Townsend off to good start; summer session enrollment strong.
829	J. H. Phelps Normal Eyte 17:33, p.524	05/22/1907	Sent currency from the Philippine Islands to organ fund.
830	Normal trustees adjourn Normal Eyte 17:31, p.496	05/08/1907	Board approves foundation of $175,000 Library and Museum building to be put in this year; plans for new President's House to be submitted.
831	Luella Rigby Normal Eyte 17:22, p.348	02/27/1907	Luella Rigby continues her furlough from missionary work in Burma; presents museum with several artistic and cultural objects.
832	Prof. M. F. Arey Normal Eyte 17:12, p.186	12/06/1906	Mrs. W. W. Weston, the former Emma Evans, sent a collection of botanical specimens from the Philippine Islands to Professor Arey; former students, including George N. Briggs, are doing well there.
833	Help us Normal Eyte 17:5, p.74	10/10/1906	Professor Walters solicits contributions of specimens for the Museum.
834	A corner in the Museum Pedagog 0:0, p.142	06/01/1906	Specimens in cases; photo.
835	Prof. Loughridge Normal Eyte 16:34, p.547	05/30/1906	Will send curios from California; school has purchased the Hoffman Cabinet from Oskaloosa; will make fine additions to Museum.
836	The Museum Normal Eyte Annual 0:0, p.64	06/01/1905	Hundreds of specimens are on display from Iowa and around the world; photo.
837	The Normal museum Normal Eyte 14:25, p.399	03/19/1904	Bert Callison loaned a mastodon hip bone to the Museum.
838	Misses Williams, Coughtry, Colborn and Ohler Normal Eyte 12:33, p.520	05/24/1902	Visited Museum.
839	By the action of both houses of the General Assembly Normal Eyte 12:27, p.417	04/12/1902	General Assembly enacts millage tax; ISNS will receive one tenth of a mill of real estate tax beginning in 1903 and continuing through 1908; will use money to erect buildings.
840	Recently the museum Normal Eyte 12:24, p.376	03/22/1902	Lulu Bovee donated a large collection of minerals and fossils from Montana.
841	We are glad the acknowledge Normal Eyte 12:8, p.119	11/02/1901	Professors Newton and Arey acknowledge gift of insects from Luella Rigby, who is a missionary in Burma.
842	W. B. Bell Normal Eyte 12:6, p.89	10/19/1901	Studied at Wood's Hole laboratory; sent home specimens for Museum.
843	A fine specimen of the Canada lynx Normal Eyte 11:30, p.739	05/04/1901	Donated to Museum by Rodney Arey.
844	There is an interesting group of animals Normal Eyte 10:21, p.512	02/23/1901	Taxidermists prepare Museum display.
845	Herman Mueller Normal Eyte 10:16, p.380	01/19/1901	Donated fossils to Museum.
846	One of the late contributions Normal Eyte 10:16, p.381	01/19/1901	The Reverend Charles Stinson donated a red fox to the Museum.
847	Two complete skeletons Normal Eyte 10:16, p.381	01/19/1901	Skeleton of snake and perch as well as other specimens added to Museum.
848	A valuable specimen of hawk Normal Eyte 10:13, p.311	12/15/1900	Contributed to Museum.
849	Harry E. Fields Normal Eyte 10:12, p.283	12/08/1900	Brief profile of assistant taxidermist; photo.
850	Hans Christensen Normal Eyte 10:8, p.191	11/03/1900	Contributed natural history specimens to Museum.
851	High up in the Museum Normal Eyte 10:3, p.59	09/29/1900	J. O. Johnson brought an alligator gar to the Museum.
852	Official Normal Eyte 10:3, p.54	09/29/1900	Will continue with Museum collections; Athletic Association granted instructor with director to follow; Auditorium Building work continues; extensive grading on northeast corner of campus in connection with extension of street railway onto campus.
853	The Taxidermy Department Normal Eyte 10:3, p.59	09/29/1900	Seeking good specimens from anyone willing to donate them.
854	The museum has received a large number of plants Normal Eyte 8:16, p.221	01/14/1899	Has received plants from the American West from Kirk Whited, who was an orphan in the Orphans Home.
855	Our school is constantly pushing out in new directions Normal Eyte 8:15, p.204	12/17/1898	Praise for work in taxidermy offered by Professor Walters; solicits specimens for the Museum.
856	Harry Fields Normal Eyte 8:11, p.156	11/19/1898	Brought duck specimen to museum.
857	The members of the M'Arey Natural History Association Normal Eyte 8:6, p.83	10/15/1898	Presents plaque commemorating gift of cycad fossil to Museum.
858	Jennie Curtis Normal Eyte 8:1, p.10	09/10/1898	Not yet returned from trip to Bermuda Islands; will bring biological specimens when she does return.
859	Professor Newton Normal Eyte 7:33, p.15	05/21/1898	Description of new museum specimens.
860	The M'Arey Association Normal Eyte 7:28, p.14	04/16/1898	Account of recent meeting; Class of 1898 purchases cycad fossil for museum.
861	The museum Normal Eyte 7:14, p.162	12/11/1897	Growing rapidly; attracting attention.
862	Biennial period, 1895-1897 Normal Eyte 7:15, p.136	11/27/1897	President Seerley's report on the museum, laboratories, the library, faculty organization, and the summer session.
863	In the museum Normal Eyte 7:10, p.114	11/13/1897	New cases and specimens improve displays.
864	Official News and Notes Normal Eyte 7:5, p.50	10/08/1897	New science apparatus; new cases in Museum; music doing well under C. A. Fullerton; drawing tables ordered; those involved in extracurricular activities must keep up with their schoolwork.
865	Official News and Notes Normal Eyte 7:2, p.14	09/18/1897	Fall 1897 enrollment highest ever; 114 candidates for graduation in 1898; library improvements successful; museum improving; English faculty working hard to test literary society candidates; E. B. Baldwin will speak.
866	Joe Vance Normal Eyte 12:28, p.449	06/12/1897	Contributed bird to museum collection.
867	Mr. Walters Normal Eyte 1:20, p.315	04/24/1897	Preparing many specimens for Museum.
868	Professor Parish Normal Eyte 6:25, p.296	04/10/1897	Surprised at Museum.
869	Several specimens Normal Eyte 6:22, p.261	03/20/1897	Added to Museum collection.
870	Contributions to Museum Normal Eyte 6:20, p.236	02/20/1897	Thirty specimens mounted and a dozen more are being mounted; Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Walters are the taxidermists; Harry Field is contributing specimens.
871	At last Normal Eyte 6:10, p.110	11/14/1896	Museum collection now much improved.
872	Mr. G. W. Newton Normal Eyte 6:3, p.28	09/26/1896	Putting museum into good order.
873	The new museum cases Normal Eyte 6:2, p.15	09/19/1896	New rooms assigned to museum collections.
874	Board meeting items Normal Eyte 5:29, p.268	05/02/1896	Board elects faculty and arranges them into departments; new laboratories established; museum will get new cases; C. P. Colegrove will take over President Seerley's classes.
875	The museum Normal Eyte 5:1, p.4	09/21/1895	Lewis Minkel donates specimens of the skink.
876	We are pleased Normal Eyte 4:22, p.341	03/02/1895	Detailed look at plans and progress on the new building (Old Administration); will house library, offices, recitation rooms, gymnasium, natural science department, and museum; corridor will connect the building to Gilchrist Hall.
877	Some of the tangible results Normal Eyte 3:25, p.200	03/17/1894	Some of Professor Arey's specimens from the Bahamas have arrived.
878	Prof. Arey Normal Eyte 3:4, p.31	09/30/1893	Acquires two snakes for museum.
879	Prof. Arey Normal Eyte 3:1, p.7	09/09/1893	Returned from expedition in August; most specimens will go to University of Iowa, but some will come to ISNS.
880	The zoological donation Normal Eyte 1:9, p.70	03/08/1892	Receives set of sea invertebrates from Smithsonian Institution.