University Library Photograph Negatives ca. 1970

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University Library Photograph Negatives ca. 1970

This series includes 30 rolls of negatives from photographs taken of the University Library. Most rolls total 36 exposures. The negatives, black and white and shot on Kodak Tri-X Pan film are in 35mm format. The photographs, apparently taken during the early 1970s, are mainly of the interior of the University Library although some shots of Deering Library also are included.

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