Certificates and awards (Georgia Institute of Technology) collection, 1895-1976.

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Certificates and awards (Georgia Institute of Technology) collection, 1895-1976.

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This collection is made up of a variety of awards given to the Georgia Institute of Technology during its history. Highlights of the collection include awards presented to Georgia Tech by the Cotton States and International Exposition, which took place in Atlanta in 1895, as well as several awards and certificates of commendation given to Tech for its service during World War II.

2.6 linear feet (one flat box, one oversize box)

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Georgia Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech

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