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Various photos of areas of the SC Botanical Garden during the Fall of 2018

Photos from different parts of the South Carolina Botanical Garden during the spring/summer of 2018

The interview reviews over Phelps' current graduate class on plant identification and morphology at Clemson University with the class' lab taking place in the South Carolina Botanical Gardens.

A colorized post card of Portman Shoals dam and power station

This column and accompanying photos from the Clemson University TAPS Yearbook discuss tailgating at the college and the importance of alcohol at these events coupled with tailgate food. The article seems to be written in order to emphasize how…

Transcript of the interview with Dr. Vernon Burton regarding his memories of the Ninety-Six Mill and Mill Village

Transcript of Sandra Roberts' Interview

The audio file of the interview

Usher photo

Clemson University organizes annual fact sheets that look into the student body and aspects like which majors are chosen, which states supply the most students, and the distributions of undergraduates and graduates.

Clemson University created a bar graph of the rate of enrollment at the university from 1900 to 2010.

Image of Tiger Brotherhood in Taps (1929).

This is the inside of a pamphlet of the Clemson University Botanical Garden that is from the late 1980s, though no date is specifically known. The pamphlet describes some of the initial history of the gardens, as well as the (then) current…

The poster of the celebration shows where was and what activities were held

The celebration was held in South Carolina Botanical Garden on November 1

This newspaper article reflects on the progress that the Clemson University Horticulture Gardens has made and future goals for the area. Dr. T. L. Senn is interviewed as he talks about possible gardens relocation and expansion not only for the…

TAPS Yearbook column on the amenities provided to students who visited Edgar's Bar to drink and socialize.

Gloria Earle gives her account of what it was like to be a custodial worker at Clemson University.

C.W. gives her account of what it was like to be a custodial worker at Clemson University.

This event was one of the most famous battles between Mexico and the United back in the 17th century.

Ellis Island was the most famous immigration point in the United States during the 1900s. Many immigrants saw in their entrance a chance for a new life.

This article addresses key aspects of the Ornamental Gardens that draw visitors to the site. This includes a large red caboose and a "Garden for the Blind". This also describes the horticulture therapy used by employing disabled workers or convicts…