Photographs of "1914 & Other Poems" by Rupert Brooke, held by UNT Special Collections. The first image, is of the inside of the book with a faint illustration of a man's profile, the second image the see-through brown piece of paper is turned over to cover the illustration but to reveal the title of the book. Although Rupert Brooke (1887-1915) died before ever seeing battle, he was renowned for his war sonnets. W.B. Yeats noted that Brooke was “handsomest young man of England,” a fact that may account for some of his fame. Educated at Cambridge, he became a thespian, scholar, and soldier. Brooke, commissioned in the Royal Navy, never got to see battle. He died in 1915 at sea from sepsis. An eerie photograph portrait of the author’s profile, dated 1913, appears opposite the title page in this edition. Following the title page with publisher information and the typical copyright statement, we encounter a brief biographical note listing Brooke’s education and war time experience. His five war sonnets, titled “1914,” became notable for their romantic and patriotic view of the war. As a young man, Brooke wrote poems and published in anthologies and periodicals; his first volume of poetry, …

Photograph of Anne Hodges studying at the North Texas campus in Denton. She sits at a desk with books and periodicals scattered around her.

Photographs of "Outlines of Lessons in Botany: For the use of Teachers, or Mothers Studying with their Children" held by UNT Special Collections as part of the Weaver Juvenile Collection. It is the first of two volumes to teach children about plants and their uses. The book is open to the appendix and is resting on a plastic book cradle with weighted strings holding the pages down.

Photograph of the cover of "Aurelia & Other Poems" by Robert Nichols, held by UNT Special Collections. The book is brown with a white label on the front with the title printed on it.

Photographs of the illustrations in a book titled "A Compleat Herbal of the Late James Newton, M.D. Containing the Prints and English Names of Several Thousand Trees, Plants, Shrubs, Flowers, Exotics, & c." held by UNT Special Collections. There are four rows of the drawings with names written above each. The plants on the two pages are "Tufted Meadow, Corn, an Panick Grass" and "Wheat Rie and Oate Grass". The book is resting on a clear plastic book cradle and some of the pages are being held down by a white weighted string.

Photograph of cheerleaders practicing together in front of a gym. The women can be seen with their hands outstretched in a similar manner. Several purses can be seen behind them.

Photograph of cheerleaders practicing together on a lawn. The cheerleaders can be seen with their right arms stretched outward in a similar manner. Several other people can be seen practicing in the background.

Photograph of lecturer Chuck Weatherall in the North Texas Daily TV recording studio at the Mayborn School of Journalism.

Photographs of "Practical Taxidermy" held by UNT Special Collections. Image 1, shows the cover, which is bound in a bronze material with a design of a stand, plants, and a border in a darker brown. The title as well as the bird on the cover are done in a lighter yellow shade to make them stand out. The book is resting on a clear stand. Image 2, The illustration is of a peregrine falcon in the process of being taxidermied. A note beneath it reads "Peregrine Falcon on Flight. Showing method of binding, etc." Image 4, The drawing is of the inner structure of a taxidermied lion. The note beneath it reads "Lion Mounted from the 'Flat'".

Photograph of the cover of a book titled "An Annual Encyclopedia of the Negro 1918-1919" held by UNT Special Collections. It is a paper bound book and the edges are coming apart. The cover has a border around the title and includes information about the book on the front.

Photograph of 'Bleak House' held by UNT Special Collections. It is a novel written by Charles Dickens and the illustration is done by Hablot K. Browne. The spine and cover are done in a maroon color and the material on the spine is cracked down the middle. The top and sides are also worn down and fraying. There are painted gold lines breaking up the spine into five separate chambers and the title is printed in gold in the second one.

Photograph of a chalk drawing on the UNT campus for the ISA Diwali event. It is in many colors including, yellow, orange, lavender, green, blue, and magenta. A small section is scuffed from people walking.

Photograph of Dr. Gretchen Bataille speaking at the campus' ISA Diwali event. She is standing behind a podium with a green curtain behind her. A poster is partially visible on the front of the podium that reads "ISA DIWALI" with glittery gold designs.

Photograph of Edgar Mayers leading the student orchestra for an event at UNT. He is standing on a small platform and is using his baton to direct the string section around him.

Photograph of Edgar Mayers, the conductor at the orchestra event, standing on a platform and facing the student performers. They are holding string instruments including violins, violas, and cellos. Mayers' arms are raised and he is holding up his conductor baton.

Photograph of Edgar Mayers, the conductor at the orchestra event, standing on stage with the student performers. They are holding string instruments including violins, violas, and cellos. The front rows of the audience are also visible.

Photograph of the demolition of Kendall Hall in 2009. There is a bulldozer on a large pile of rubble and a fence separating the area. A student is walking past the fence towards a sign that reads "DANGER; BUILDING DEMOLITION AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY".

Photograph of Dr. Gretchen Bataille speaking at the campus' ISA Diwali event. She is standing behind a podium with a green curtain behind her.

Photograph of "Outlines of Lessons in Botany: For the use of Teachers, or Mothers Studying with their Children" held by UNT Special Collections as part of the Weaver Juvenile Collection. It is the first of two volumes to teach children about plants and their uses. The book is open to a page with an illustrated germination cycle for the plants.

Photographs of a book titled "Index to the Divine and Spiritual Writings of Joanna Southcott" held by UNT Special Collections. The first to images are of handwritten notes inside. The notes are separated by a line and are in cursive script. They mention future occurrences and deaths. The second image also includes a page that lists out what pages different words and phrases listed on them. The notes are each separated by a line and are in cursive script. The third image is of the cover, which has a marbled pattern in yellow, blue, orange, and brown. The spine is a brown cloth-tape material and has a small piece of white paper on it that reads "IND[EX]".

Photograph of Kimberly Terrell painting the ceiling of a carport on the Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home property. She is using a roller brush to apply the paint. Terrell accompanied the UNT Volunteer Center for Make a Difference Day.

Photograph of Kimberly Terrell painting the ceiling of a garage on the Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home property. She is using a roller brush to apply the paint. Terrell accompanied the UNT Volunteer Center for Make a Difference Day.

Photograph of student volunteers gathered under the carport of a building on the Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home property. The leader is standing in a raised doorway and is pointing in order to direct the volunteers.

Photograph of student volunteers gathered outside of a home on the Cumberland Presbyterian Children's Home property. The leader is standing outside and pointing up at the roof's overhang in order to direct the volunteers in their work.