Georgia Tech Calendars Visual Material collection, 1920-1926.

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Georgia Tech Calendars Visual Material collection, 1920-1926.

This is an artificial collection composed entirely of calendars containing images related to Georgia Tech. The calendars have images of the Tech campus and individual buildings, as well as various Georgia Tech sports teams. For the most part, the images are new each year, although the same group image of the coaches is used multiple times. Because of the nature of calendars, the images used in a particular year actually date from the previous year.

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