Title:
Clemson Memorial Stadium
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
This University was founded in 1889 as Clemson College and was made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson. Clemson is coeducational and Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Architecture, Arts and Sciences Engineering and textiles.
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Duke Power's Keowee-Toxaway Visitors Center
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Continental Chrome unused
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Frank Howard Field - Death Valley
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Continental Chrome unused
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Clemson College - Tillman Hall, Administration Building
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Clemson College - Clemson Memorial Stadium
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Clemson University - Clemson Memorial Stadium
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
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Title:
The Clemson House
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome PM 1954 Feb-27
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Title:
The Clemson House
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome PM 1932 May-16
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Title:
Clemson House
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Open to the Public Year 'Round. Overlooking the beautiful campus of Clemson University. This modern structure has 250 private rooms. Completely Air Conditioned. The ultimate in fine foods.
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Title:
Agricultural Engineering, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen PM Aug-25
Description:
Clemson College, the South Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences.
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Clemson College - Fort Hill
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Home of John C. Calhoun.
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Clemson University - Frank Howard Field, Death Valley
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Oconee Nuclear Station
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Duke Power Company's Oconee Nuclear Station began operating in 1973 in the foothills of upcountry South Carolina. One of the nation's most efficient, the three-unit plant produces 2,580,000 kilowatts of electricity. Next door at the Keowee-Toxaway Visitors Center (free, open daily), guests can explore energy exhibits and even crank out electricity themselves
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Title:
Aerial View of Hotel
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Clemson House...Carolina's Smartest Hotel. Open to the public year round. Overlooking the beautiful campus of Clemson College, this modern structure has 250 private rooms with baths. The ultimate in fine food. Air-conditioned. Excellent meeting and banquet facilities
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Title:
Clemson Memorial Stadium at Clemson University
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
This University was founded in 1889 as Clemson College and was made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson. Clemson is coeducational and major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Architecture, Arts and Sciences, Engineering and Textiles
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Title:
Aerial View of Clemson University Campus
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
1. Located in the right area the three high rise dormitories; 2. The white building located in center left is the new Library; 3. The white building above the Library is the Coliseum; 4. At extreme right is the Clemson House
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Tillman Hall, The Administration Building
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Lewis D. Moorhead Clemson University. This building is named in honor of South Carolina's famed Governor "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman, and its famed clock tower is a landmark on Clemson University. The building was completed in 1893, four years after the Thomas G. Clemson bequest establishing the University and was accepted by the General Assembly
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Title:
Manning Hall, Clemson University
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Clemson University's first high-rise residence hall, occupied in August 1967, honors the late Richard I. Manning, a Clemson life trustee and former governor of South Carolina. The 11-story, $2.1 million dormitory houses 432 students
Mike Roberts
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Title:
Tillman Hall
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Lewis D. Moorhead The Administration Building, Clemson University. This building is named in honor of South Carolina's famed Governor "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman, and its famed clock tower is a landmark on the Clemson University. The building was completed in 1893, four years after the Thomas G. Clemson bequest establishing the university was accepted by the General Assembly
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Title:
Tillman Hall Administration Building
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Lewis D. Moorhead This building is named in honor of South Carolina's famed Governor "Pitchfork" Ben Tillman, and its famed clock tower is a landmark on Clemson University. The building was completed in 1893, four years after the Thomas G. Clemson bequest establishing the University, and was accepted by the General Assembly. Color photo by Lewis D. Moorhead
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Title:
Aerial View of Clemson University Campus
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
1. Located in the right area the three high rise dormitories. 2. The white building located center left is the new Library. 3. The white building above the Library is the Coliseum. 4. At extreme right is the Clemson House
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Title:
Aerial View of Clemson University Campus
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
1. Located in the right area the three high rise dormitories. 2. The white building located in the center left is the new Library. 3. The white building above the Library is the Coliseum. 4. At the extreme right is Clemson House
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Title:
Duke Power's Keowee Toxaway Project
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Consists of conventional and pumped storage hydroelectric generation as well as one of the nation's largest nuclear generating stations. The visitor center at the project offers a beautiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains overlooking Lake Keowee as well as picnic facilities and a fascinating free exhibit, The Story of Energy."
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Title:
Duke Power's Keowee-Toxaway Visitors Center
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
located on South Carolina 130 and 183 north of Clemson, provides an enlightening and entertaining experience in "The Story of Energy." The Center offers a panoramic view of Lake Keowee, the Keowee Dam, the Oconee Nuclear Station, picnic facilities, and remarkable displays depicting energy yesterday and today
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Title:
School of Chemistry, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Clemson College, the South Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences
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Title:
Agricultural Engineering, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
CLEMSON COLLEGE, the South Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences
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Title:
Oconee Nuclear Station
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Duke Power Company's Oconee Nuclear Station began operating in 1973 in the foothills of upcountry South Carolina. One of the nation's most efficient, the three-unit plant produces 2,580,000 kilowatts of electricity. The nearby energy information center, The World of Energy (free, open daily) offers visitors a chance to explore energy exhibits and test their energy IQ with video games
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Title:
Architectural Engineering, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Clemson College, the South Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences
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Title:
C-1 School of Chemistry, Clemson College, Clemson, S.C
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
CLEMSON COLLEGE, the South Carolina A&M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences
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Title:
U. S. Post Office, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
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Title:
Clemson House
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Open to the Public Year Round. Overlooking the beautiful campus of Clemson College. This modern structure has 250 private rooms, Completely air conditioned. The ultimate in fine foods. On U. S. Highways 123 and 76 and S. C. 28 T W X Clemson.
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Title:
Aerial View Of Clemson University Campus
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
1. Located in the right area the three high rise dormitories. 2. the White building located in center left is the new Library. 3. The White building above the Library is the Coliseum. 4. At extreme right is the Clemson House
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Title:
Aerial View Of Clemson University Campus
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
1. Located in the right area the three high rise dormitories. 2. the White building located in center left is the new Library. 3. The White building above the Library is the Coliseum. 4. At extreme right is the Clemson House
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Title:
Manning Hall, Clemson University
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Clemson University's first high-rise residence hall, occupied in August, 18967, honors the late Richard I. Manning, a Clemson life trustee and former governor of South Carolina. The 11-story, $2-1-million Dormitory houses 432 students.
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Title:
Fort Hill
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
At Clemson University is the Former home of John C. Calhoun, a one-time Vice-President of the United States and one of the south's most outstanding statesmen, and of Thomas G. Clemson, the man whose bequest made Clemson University possible. Fort Hill has been restored to its one-time glorious stateliness and remains preserved in the center of the campus.
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Title:
Robert Muldrow Cooper Library, Clemson University
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The multi-million-dollar library is located in the geographical center of the campus and is the academic heart of the university. Completed in 1966, the facility houses the James F. Byrnes collection. The South Carolina collections. And over 3,000 rare books and documents. The library honors the late Robert M. cooper, who served as president of the Clemson Board of Trustees.
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Title:
Agricultural Engineering, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Clemson College, the South Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences.
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Title:
School Of Chemistry, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Clemson College, the South Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences.
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Title:
Aerial View Of Clemson University Campus
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in the right area the three high rise dormitories. The white building located in center left is the new library. The white building above the library is the coliseum. At extreme right is the Clemson house
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Title:
Campus Scene, Clemson University
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Amphitheatre in front of the Robert Muldrow Cooper Library is near the center of the campus of the busy university
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Title:
The Clemson House
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Carolina's smartest Hotel. Open the the public year round. Overlooking the beautiful campus of Clemson College, this modern structure has 250 private rooms with baths. The ultimate in fine food. Air-conditioned. Excellent meeting and banquet facilities.
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Title:
U. S. Post Office, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
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Title:
Campus Scene, Clemson Agricultural College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Tillman Hall, the Administration Building are seen at the left, and the new Chemistry Building to the right of picture
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Title:
Administration Building, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Aerial View Showing Clemson College and Clemson College Stadium
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Clemson College, the South Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences
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Title:
Aerial View Showing Clemson College and Clemson College Stadium
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Clemson College, the South Carolina A&M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all-men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences
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Title:
Fort Hill Home Of John C. Calhoun, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
At Clemson College is the former home of John C. Calhoun, a one-time vice-president of the United States and one of the South's most outstanding statesmen, and of Thomas G. Clemson, the man whose bequest made Clemson College possible. Fort Hill has been restored to its one-time glorious stateliness and remains preserved in the center of the campus.
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Title:
Aerial View , Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Clemson College, the south Carolina A & M College, was founded in 1889, made possible by the bequest of Thomas G. Clemson, and was opened in 1893. Clemson is an all - men college with an enrollment of 3,500 students. Major degrees are presented in Agriculture, Engineering, Textiles, Chemistry, Education, and Arts and Sciences.
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Title:
U. S. Post Office, Clemson College
Clemson South Carolina (SC), Linen unused
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