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Phi Mu sorority members race hard in the Greek Week bed race.

Photo copy, of the front, of a Christmas card from the Count and Countess of Santa Eulalia. The card features a snow-covered Idro, the Stetson family estate in Philadelphia. The Countess was Elizabeth Stetson, wife of University benefactor John B. Stetson, who married Count Eulalia after Mr. Stetson's death.

Photo from the FountainCam of the duPont-Ball Library with moon peeking through the trees.

Photographer R. B. Mozur took this photo of a 'mermaid' performing underwater at Silver Springs. Silver Springs, Florida was the home of the Ross Allen Reptile Insitute. Ross Allen attended Stetson his freshman year in 1926.

Photographer R. B. Mozur took this photo of two 'mermaids' underwater with a 'Fight Polio' sign at Silver Springs. Silver Springs, Florida was the home of the Ross Allen Reptile Insitute. Ross Allen attended Stetson his freshman year in 1926.

Photographer R. B. Mozur took this photo of two underwater performers at Silver Springs advocating voter registration. Silver Springs, Florida was the home of the Ross Allen Reptile Insitute. Ross Allen attended Stetson his freshman year in 1926.

Photograph of a baseball bat ready to swing, with a catcher in the background

Photograph of an art exhibit on the lawn in the Palm Court, April 2000.

Photograph of artist Oscar Bluemner

Photograph of a sculpture by Steven J. Howell, possibly titled Timtew.

Photograph of a W.A. Sharp artwork: In the Canyon - Middle Fork, King's River [California], 1923. From a larger sketch owned by W.A. Sharp's daughter, Sylvia Brooks. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Photograph of a W.A. Sharp artwork: Santa Barbara Mission pencil sketch. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Photograph of a W.A. Sharp artwork. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Photograph of a W.A. Sharp drawing: Carmel Mission, 1927, pencil sketch. One of a series of all California Missions. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Photograph of a W.A. Sharp drawing, made for the Mission Inn, depicting a sculpture at the entrance of State Highway to Riverside, California. A note on the back states this was never completed because of the Great Depression. W.A. Sharp was Head of the Art Department at Stetson from 1896-1904.

Photograph of Bloomfield Lock by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of Bridge by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of Camp Fire by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of 'Decaying Era' by Stetston student Bobby Hopkins, which one first prize in the watercolor division of a juried exhibit.

Photograph of Deland State Bank sign wishing 'Good Luck Hatters in the NCAA Baseball Tournament in Virginia'

Photograph of Doris Leeper art work

Photograph of Jersey Silkmills by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of Lehnenburg (Character of a County in Pa.) by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of Montville (Movement of Space & Form, NJ Town) by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of Officers, 2nd Evacuation Hospital. Lt. Col. Eli E. Brown, Commanding. Ft. Devens, Ayer, Massachusetts, c. 1942. Rolled photograph.

Photograph of Officers and Nurses, 2nd Evacuation Hospital. Lt. Col. Eli E. Brown, Commanding. Ft. Devens, Ayer, Massachusetts, January 1942. Rolled photograph.

Photograph of portrait of Art Professor W.A. Sharp (likely a self-portrait)

Photograph of Portrait of Mr. Johns by art professor Gary Bolding.

Photograph of Robert Fichter work Baby Gene Pool - Up In Smoke, 1991.

Photograph of Ron Fondaw's 1989 work, Spirit Catcher. Cast iron and concrete. 25"" x 62"" x 24""

Photograph of Sampson Hall by Jeremy Caldwell.

Photograph of Sampson Hall by Will Phillips.

Photograph of Sampson Hall soon after its construction. Photographed by Alfred Fletcher Smiley who, along with his future wife Ruth Hon, was a student at John B. Stetson University. 1908.

Photograph of Sketch for Lake Rockland Picture, 1913, by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of The Bridge by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of the Freedom Foundation Award conferred upon Stetson alumnus Charles E. Merrill.

Photograph of the land where Sampson Hall was built prior to its construction. Photographed by Alfred Fletcher Smiley who, along with his future wife Ruth Hon, was a student at John B. Stetson University. October 15, 1907. Note on the back of the photograph reads, 'Where the new library is to be built.'

Photograph of the land where Sampson Hall was built prior to its construction. Photographed by Alfred Fletcher Smiley who, along with his future wife Ruth Hon, was a student at John B. Stetson University. October 15, 1907. Note on the back of the photograph reads, 'Where the new library is to be built.'

Photograph of Turnpike Hackensack River by Oscar Bluemner. Vera Bluemner Kouba Collection, Hand Art Center.

Photograph of various newspaper clippings related to Hatter Baseball

Photographs taken during Stetson University's eleventh annual European Business Seminar held during January 1979, in which 40 students embarked on a study-tour through five countries, led by Edward Furlong, Dean of Stetson's School of Business, and Joseph Master, Stetson Professor of Business Administration, January 5-29, 1979. On January 15, 1979, while visiting Austria and staying at Hotel Mariabrunn at Innsbruck, many of the students were skiing when an avalanche struck, killing three, William Scott Fenlon (Scotty), Dennis I. Long, and Katharine (Katy) Resnik. Five others were caught by the avalanche but were successfully rescued, including Thomas M. Barratt, Mildred M. Cross, Richard C. Lindsay, Alex Hunt Parry, and John D. Van Norden. After the tragedy, some students returned home accompanied by Dean Furlong and his wife, while others remained on the tour chaperoned by Professor Master and his wife. Countries visited during the tour included Italy, Austria, Germany, France, and England. Album pages belong to one of the students on the trip, Bernadette Britz (Bernie) and may be out of original order; the duPont-Ball Library Archives and Special Collections owns digital copies only.

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