Brigham Young University campus photographs, ca. 1920.

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Brigham Young University campus photographs, ca. 1920.

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This collection consists of 46 photographs (mostly 8 x 10s) that document campus life in the 1920s. Subjects include Cleo and Tarbo (early BYU cougar cub mascots), the construction of Heber J. Grant Library, lower campus, and student activities. Also included are photographs of Mount Timpanogos.

46 photographs (4 folders)

Harold B. Lee Library

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