Photograph of the 1900 North Texas Normal College Chemistry class. Everyone in the photo can be seen wearing white aprons looking towards the camera. Several pieces of Chemistry equipment can be seen on the table in front of them.

Photograph of female students in the Biology laboratory during Biology class at the North Texas Normal College in 1911.

Photograph of the 1899 North Texas Normal College Graduating class. The men can be seen wearing black suits, white shirts, and ties. Some of the men have flowers on their lapels. The woman can be seen wearing white dresses.

Photograph of the 1900 North Texas Normal College Chemistry class. Everyone in the photo can be seen wearing white aprons looking towards the camera. Several pieces of Chemistry equipment can be seen on the table in front of them.

Photograph of the May 1895 North Texas Normal College student body. Handwritten notation on the left margin with an arrow pointing to "M.B. Terrill" and a handwritten notation on the right margin with an arrow pointing to "Mrs. M.B. Terrill." There is a handwritten notation on the bottom left hand corner stating "R=Miss Ruby Terrill" followed by partially illegible "Dean of [illegible] U. of T. (1931)." The letter "R" is written on a student in the bottom left hand corner identifying her as Miss Ruby Terrill.

Photograph of the May 1895 North Texas Normal College student body. Handwritten notation on the left margin with an arrow pointing to "M.B. Terrill" and a handwritten notation on the right margin with an arrow pointing to "Mrs. M.B. Terrill." There is a handwritten notation on the bottom left hand corner stating "R=Miss Ruby Terrill" followed by partially illegible "Dean of [illegible] U. of T. (1931)." The letter "R" is written on a student in the bottom left hand corner identifying her as Miss Ruby Terrill.

Photograph of the 1900 North Texas Normal College Chemistry class. Everyone in the photo can be seen wearing white aprons looking towards the camera. Several pieces of Chemistry equipment can be seen on the table in front of them.

Photograph of the 1900 North Texas Normal College Chemistry class. Everyone in the photo can be seen wearing white aprons looking towards the camera. Several pieces of Chemistry equipment can be seen on the table in front of them.

Photograph of the 1900 North Texas Normal College Chemistry class. Everyone in the photo can be seen wearing white aprons looking towards the camera. Several pieces of Chemistry equipment can be seen on the table in front of them.

Photograph of the May 1895 North Texas Normal College student body. Handwritten notation on the left margin with an arrow pointing to "M.B. Terrill" and a handwritten notation on the right margin with an arrow pointing to "Mrs. M.B. Terrill." There is a handwritten notation on the bottom left hand corner stating "R=Miss Ruby Terrill" followed by partially illegible "Dean of [illegible] U. of T. (1931)." The letter "R" is written on a student in the bottom left hand corner identifying her as Miss Ruby Terrill. There is a large white "X" across the photograph.

Photograph of students, faculty, and others posed along the south side of the Normal Building, North Texas Normal College, Spring 1896. The 69 men and women are seated or standing outside, while 11(?) are hanging out of or looking out of windows in the background. Photographic print mounted on card backing. Handwritten notes on reverse: "Mrs. Will M. Smith Frisco Tex. Spring of 1896", "312" and "Class 1896". The group is posed against the Normal Building, constructed in 1891 as the first permanent building on the NT campus. It stood until being struck by lightning in 1907, when it burned to the ground.

Photograph of a Physics class taken in the Spring of 1900 at the North Texas Normal College. Students are sitting and standing around a table filled with scientific instruments.

Photograph of a Physics class taken in the Spring of 1900 at the North Texas Normal College. Students are sitting and standing around a table filled with scientific instruments.

Photograph of a Physics class taken in the Spring of 1900 at the North Texas Normal College. Students are sitting and standing around a table filled with scientific instruments.

Photographs of a Ticket Book for courses at Texas Normal College and Training Institute held by UNT Special Collections. The first image is of the front. It has a top section with information about when the tickets were used and the three tickets out of five at the bottom for drills, lectures, and study courses. The second image is of the back. The larger portion includes a promise signed by Lewis L. Fry, namesake of Fry Street in Denton, TX. There are also signatures on the backs of each ticket for course opportunities.

Photograph of a display case holding materials from Willis Library's Special Collections Department (UNT Archives). The materials in the display case are speeches given by the founding fathers of the Texas Normal College and Teacher Training Institute, the institution that is now currently known as The University of North Texas. Materials from the college are on display for the 125th Anniversary celebration of the University being established. This image was taken during the Wingspan Gala of 2016, held at the University Union building.

Photograph of a portrait of J. J. Crumley. In the portrait, Crumley is wearing a three-piece suit and a tie. He has a large mustache and a receding hairline. Behind the portrait, there is a dark backdrop with white tape tapped on. J. J. Crumley was the president of North Texas Normal College from 1893-1894. It is said that Crumley rescued the Texas Normal College from financial distress by convincing the Legislature to allow it to confer state teaching certificates. The school name changed from Texas Normal College and Teacher Training Institute to North Texas Normal College in 1894 under Crumley.

Photograph of a printed portrait of J. J. Crumley. In the portrait, Crumley is wearing a three-piece suit and a tie. He has a large mustache and a receding hairline. Behind the portrait, there is a dark backdrop with white tape tapped on. J. J. Crumley was the president of North Texas Normal College from 1893-1894. It is said that Crumley rescued the Texas Normal College from financial distress by convincing the Legislature to allow it to confer state teaching certificates. The school name changed from Texas Normal College and Teacher Training Institute to North Texas Normal College in 1894 under Crumley.

Photograph of a portrait of J. J. Crumley. In the portrait, Crumley is wearing a three-piece suit and a tie. He has a large mustache and a receding hairline. Behind the portrait, there is a dark backdrop with white tape tapped on. J. J. Crumley was the president of North Texas Normal College from 1893-1894. It is said that Crumley rescued the Texas Normal College from financial distress by convincing the Legislature to allow it to confer state teaching certificates. The school name changed from Texas Normal College and Teacher Training Institute to North Texas Normal College in 1894 under Crumley.

Photograph of a portrait of J. J. Crumley. In the portrait, Crumley is wearing a three-piece suit and a tie. He has a large mustache and a receding hairline. Behind the portrait, there is a dark backdrop with white tape tapped on. J. J. Crumley was the president of North Texas Normal College from 1893-1894. It is said that Crumley rescued the Texas Normal College from financial distress by convincing the Legislature to allow it to confer state teaching certificates. The school name changed from Texas Normal College and Teacher Training Institute to North Texas Normal College in 1894 under Crumley.

Photograph of a name plate for Menter B. Terrill 1894-1901 glued to a piece of paper. The name "Davis" is also visible on the paper. Menter B. Terrill was President of North Texas Normal College and North Texas State Normal College from 1894-1901.

Photograph of the School Group taken about May 1897 or 1898.

Photograph of the School Group taken about May 1897 or 1898.

Photograph of J. W. Medlin's diploma from Texas Normal College. Medlin's diploma is from the teacher's training institute and is a certificate for his training completion. His certificate states all of the courses he has completed during his training.