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General Hugh P. Harris addresses the parents of freshmen of the Class of 1972.

Entitled "Italy in the Sixteenth Century", this address explores reasons for Italy's eroding status within the sixteenth century, with inclusions of how members of the country continued to impact the world in Law's time.

This is a ticket used to enter the special concert fundraiser held on April 17th, 1901.

Ambrotype of John E. Boinest, who entered The Citadel in 1862 at the age of 16. Boinest was originally from Charleston. The buttons on Boinest's uniform were painted gold. This photograph was likely taken circa 1863.

Letter written by Roy C. Hilton to the people of Laurens, South Carolina upon his release as a prisoner of war.

Article from the Fall 1979 edition of Alumni News focusing on the new presidency of James Stockdale.

Article written for the Parent's Day football program about Stockdale's relationship to athletics.

This athletic medal is embossed with the image of a crouching sprinter and engraved with "Presented By The Class of 1890" and "Athletics." The top bar is engraved with "The Citadel." The reverse is engraved with the following names: "E. B. Antley…

Athletics booklet printed by The Citadel circa 1930, featuring photographs and information on football, basketball, boxing, baseball, swimming, tennis, track, and cheerleaders.

Band Company