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Record Group: 0 C Scope and Content Note (A01-161; A03-16) Since he taught at the University of Missouri-Columbia, there are many postcards of the University, but there are also quite a few Missouri towns featured. In addition to the postcards of campus buildings such as Academic Hall, notable campus sites, e.g. gardens and bridges, are also pictured. Farmer's Week and other special events are also captured in this collection. St. Patrick's Day is well-represented in the collection of buttons and the metal three-leaf clover and pipe. The diplomas and certificates are from all three family members and represent memberships in various organizations such as the Society of Civil Engineers and the DAR and indicate educational achievements at the University of Missouri and other educational institutions. Biographical Note: Abraham Lincoln Hyde was raised in New Haven, Connecticut and remained in that city to attend Yale University. He graduated from Yale in 1886 with a Ph.D. Until 1902, Hyde worked in various engineering establishments such as the Berlin Iron Bridge Company, the King Bridge Company, and the Frank C. Osborn Company. He also served as the Official Photographer of the American Bridge Company. He was an Instructor in Civil Engineering at Lehigh University from 1902-1903. During 1903, he transferred to the University of Missouri as an Assistant Professor of Bridge Engineering. He continued with the University of Missouri for many years and was permanently appointed Emeritus Professor of Bridge Engineering in 1935. He died in Columbia in 1949. His son, E. Clarendon Hyde, was born in University Hospital in 1915 and attended University High School. He received his Bachelor's degree in German with a minor in Classical Languages from the University of Missouri-Columbia (1937). Clarendon Hyde continued his education at Union Theological Seminary (1940) and the University of Minnesota (1955 MLIS). He married Mary Ruth Hyde, a native of Mountain Grove, in 1943. For thirty years, beginning in 1956, Clarendon Hyde worked as a Librarian at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Series Descriptions: This Record Sub-Group is divided into eight record series. Series One contains postcards documenting architectural features and styles and is arranged alphabetically according to location. Series Two contains postcards of paintings and other works of art. It is also arranged alphabetically by location, as is Series Three. Series Four is arranged alphabetically by location. Most locations are states in the U.S.; although, there is one folder for international materials. Series Five is also alphabetical by subject. Series Six is organized chronologically. Series Seven is organized by individual and by size. Finally, Series Eight is organized chronologically. Series Outline:
Inventory Series One - Architectural Postcards Box 1 FF 1 - Massachusetts FF 2 - New Jersey FF 3 - Pennsylvania Box 1 (cont'd) FF 4 - Art FF 5 - Art, Colorado FF 6 - Art, Washington, D.C. Series Three - Event Postcards Box 1 (cont'd) FF 7 - 1934 Chicago International Exposition FF 8 - Christmas FF 9 - New York World's Fair Box 1 (cont'd) FF 10 - Arkansas FF 11 - California FF 12 - Colorado FF 13 - Colorado, Colleges and Universities FF 14 - Connecticut FF 15 - Connecticut, New Haven FF 16 - Connecticut, New Haven, Yale University FF 17 - Illinois, Chicago; University of Chicago FF 18 - Illinois, Springfield FF 19 - Indiana, Indianapolis FF 20 - International FF 21 - Kansas, Topeka; University of Kansas FF 22 - Kentucky FF 23 - Louisiana FF 24 - Massachusetts FF 25 - Michigan FF 26 - Minnesota FF 27 - Mississippi, Vicksburg Series Four - Place Postcards (cont'd) Box 2 FF 1 - Missouri, Cape Girardeau FF 2 - Missouri, Carthage FF 3 - Missouri, Columbia FF 4 - Missouri, Columbia, Colleges FF 5 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Academic Hall; Jesse Hall FF 6 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Aerial FF 7 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Agriculture Building; Arch; Mumford FF 8 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Balance Rock FF 9 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Bridges FF 10 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Cadets on the Quad FF 11 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Campus Scene, snow FF 12 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Columns FF 13 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Crowder Hall FF 14 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Education Building/Townsend Hall FF 15 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Ellis Library FF 16 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Engineering Building; St. Patrick's Day FF 17 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Farmer's Week FF 18 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Fraternity/Acacia FF 19 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Garden FF 20 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Hazing Freshmen FF 21 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Hinkson Creek; Grindstone Creek FF 22 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Lowry Hall/Bible College FF 23 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Medical Building/Laboratories FF 24 - Missouri, Columbia, Columbia (Christian) College, Gateway FF 25 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Memorial Tower FF 26 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Men's Gymnasium/Rothwell FF 27 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, New Chemistry FF 28 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Parker Hospital FF 29 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Pemberton Hall FF 30 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Physics Building FF 31 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Read Hall FF 32 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Rollins Field FF 33 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Student Health Center/Noyes FF 34 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Switzler Hall FF 35 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Veterinary Building/Agricultural Economics FF 36 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, Walter Williams Hall FF 37 - Missouri, Columbia, University of Missouri, YMCA FF 38 - Missouri, General FF 39 - Missouri, Kansas City, ca. 1912-1930s FF 40 - Missouri, Nevada FF 41 - Missouri, Ozarks FF 42 - Missouri, Rocheport FF 43 - Missouri, St. Genevieve FF 44 - Missouri, St. Louis FF 45 - Missouri, Springfield FF 46 - Missouri, West Plains FF 47 - New Hampshire FF 48 - New Jersey, Princeton; Princeton University FF 49 - New York, New York; City University of New York FF 50 - Ohio, Cleveland FF 51 - Oklahoma, Tulsa FF 52 - Pennsylvania, Gettysburg FF 53 - Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; University of Pennsylvania FF 54 - Tennessee, Memphis; Pickwick Dam FF 55 - Texas FF 56 - Unidentified FF 57 - Utah, 1953 FF 58 - Yellowstone FF 59 - Washington, D.C. Series Five - People Postcards Box 2 (cont'd) FF 60 - William Howard Taft, 1908 Series Six - Commencement materials Box 2 (cont'd) FF 61 - Commencement materials, 1937 Series Seven - Diplomas and Certificates Box 2 (cont'd) FF 62 - Abraham Lincoln Hyde Society of Civil Engineers Diploma, 1928 FF 63 - E. Clarendon Hyde Diplomas and Certificates including Phi Beta Kappa and University Junior High School, 1930-1976 Series Seven - Diplomas and Certificates (cont'd) OSF 1 Diplomas and Certificates for Abraham Lincoln Hyde, Emma Fisher Hyde and E. Clarendon Hyde including Yale, Sigma Fi, University Senior High School, and several from the University of Missouri, 1886-1940 Series Eight - St. Patrick's Day materials Box 3 ENV 1 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1932 ENV 2 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1933 ENV 3 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1934 ENV 4 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1934 ENV 5 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1936 ENV 6 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1937 ENV 7 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1938 ENV 8 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1939 ENV 9 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1940 ENV 10 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1941 ENV 11 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1942 ENV 12 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1946 ENV 13 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1947 ENV 14 - St. Patrick Was An Engineer button, 1950 ENV 15 - metal three-left clover and pipe decoration, n.d. |
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