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Flisher - Leibfried Families Collection
Lehigh University Class of 1934 and 1900, the Flisher and Leibfried Family collection of memorabilia. Also included are photographs from the Luckenbach Families with whom the Flisher and Leibfried Families are related and photographs taken by John Edward Leibfried Class of 1900. This collection comprises mostly diaries and photographs from the Leibfried Family rather than the Flisher Family.
Francis Magnin de Collogny Travel Manuscripts about Bolivia and Peru, 1863
Two volume manuscripts written in 1863 by Francis Magnin of Collogny. Manuscripts document life in Bolivia and Peru with extensive pen-and-ink drawings.
Francis Trembley Collection
Dr. Francis J. Trembley (1904-1978) professor emeritus joined the Lehigh University faculty in 1928 as instructor in biology, as his career progressed at Lehigh, he became professor of ecology - considered a pioneering ecologist. This collection contains some of his personal memorabilia reflecting his abiding tenacious interest in nature.
Frank E. Ellwanger Commonplace Book 1906-1914
Frank Lunney Fanzine Collection
Frank Oliver Dufour Notes
Frederick Rohatyn Collection [In progress]
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Fritz Engineering Laboratory Civil Engineering Research Documents 1925-1955
In 1955 Fritz Engineering Laboratory, originally built by John Fritz in 1909-1910, dedicated a new seven-story addition known as the new Fritz Laboratory. From that time on there was a systematic filing of research reports. Before this date the research reports in Fritz Laboratory were not designated systematically. This collection of manuscripts was produced or collected by faculty prior to 1955.
Fritz Engineering Laboratory “Project 237” Documents
Gasworks Ledgers 1867-1890
This series of five business ledgers, largely dating 1867-1890, relates to the work of a large-scale New York City contractor William B. Mooney, who specialized in the construction of gas works for illuminating gas (coal gas). The collection includes detailed drawings of roof trusses for telescopic gas tanks and holders, as well as material and labor costs and time expended on projects. The folios display an interesting view into the building trades and technology of the 19th century.