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Photograph of the 1923 women's basketball second team. Featured in the 1923 yearbook, Neka Camon, on page 119.

Photograph of the 1923 men's basketball team. Featured in the 1923 yearbook, Neka Camon, on page 120.

Photograph of the Blue Ridge Club featured in the 1923 Neka Camon yearbook on page 90; 7 x 5

From the Austin (O.V.) Papers. Telegram dated November 11, 1923, from C. J. McNaspy to Mississippi Normal College coach O. V. Austin about a possible football game in Lafayette, Louisiana, on November 17.

From the Tatum Family Business Records. A memo to the employees of the Tatum Lumber Company that all day workers will receive a raise of twenty-five cents per day.

From the Harwell (J.D.) Letters. Letter from James Daniel Harwell to J.E. Boos of Albany, New York, dated 22 February, 1923. This is one in a series of 3 letters in the collection that describe Harwell's experiences during the siege of Vicksburg in 1863 and his unit's action during the Atlanta campaign of 1864. In this letter, Harwell also discusses his interactions after the war with former Union soldiers. Harwell was a private in Company I, 20th Alabama Infantry, during the Civil War.

Photograph of the instructors' homes. Also found in the 1923 Neka Camon yearbook on page 13; 6 1/2 x 4

Photograph of the instructors' homes; 6 x 4

Photograph of the librarian's office in College Hall. Also found in the 1922 Neka Camon yearbook on page 20; 6 1/2 x 4 1/2

Photograph of the Reading Room in the library located in College Hall prior to 1926. Also found in the 1923 Neka Camon yearbook on page 20; 9 1/2 x 7

From the de Grummond Children's Books Collection. A French language children's book entitled "Légendes Japonaises" containing stories of Japanese legends. This item is a part of the collection des plus belles légendes series.

From the de Grummond Children's Books Collection. A Spanish language children's book of the classic tale "Little Red Riding Hood." This item is part of the cuentos de calleja en colores series.

From the Special Collection Books. An address entitled "Can the Railway Problem Be Solved?," delivered by Samuel O. Dunn, Editor of the Railway Age, before the Annual Dinner of the American Association of Railroad Superintendents in Kansas City, MO on June 13, 1923.

From the Tatum Family Business Records. Fifteen blocks of lumber sit on an open, uncoupled train car. The photograph reads"Shipped by J. J. Newman Lumber Co., Hattiesburg, Miss."

From the Tatum Family Business Records. Photograph of W. S. F. Tatum standing in a young pine forest.