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Guy Seely Langstroth Collection
Language and Linguistics School (SLL) Publications
Lantern Slide: "Washington Bridge and College at Georgetown"
One glass lantern slide with label that reads "No. 3932 Washington Bridge and College at Georgetown." The view is taken from the Virginia side of the Potomac River looking towards the northwest with Aqueduct Bridge featured prominently and Healy Hall visible in the distance.
Lantern Slides
Lantern Slides: Atomic/Nuclear Energy
Lantern Slides: Gothic Tracery
Six slides showing details of Gothic architecture, with a focus on windows. Three of the slides are unidentified. The remaining three are captioned: Choir Screen -- Exeter Cathedral; Facade - Cologne Cathedral; and Gothic Tracery from Nicholson's Dictionary of Architecture. Original box bears following notes: "Gothic Curves", "Gothic Arches," and "Georgetown Obs. [Observatory] Reprint #1."
Lantern Slides: Law School Faculty
Eighteen color lantern slides of faculty (uncaptioned). Accompanying note reads: Made by Fr. [John] Brosnan to be shown at the 50th anniversary banquet of the Law School at New Willard.
Latern Slides: Medical Illustrations
Lauinger Library
Contains two reference manuals from the 1970s, correspondence and other material related to the Forensics Institute and the Georgetown Debate Institute, and a copy of the 2004 LibQUAL+ survey.
Lauinger Library: Assoication of Research Libraries (ARL) Statistics
Contains statistics submitted to Association of Research Libraries (ARL) by Georgetown University Library, 1963-2001.
Lauinger Library: Construction Records
3 boxes. Includes architectural drawings, correspondence with contractors and architect, payment information, and safety and inspection reports.
Lauinger Library: Event Recordings
Lauinger Library: Head of Access Services
One binder of material compiled in December 1992 by the Building Program Committee. The purpose of the building program was to identify and discuss Library space and service needs projected over 25 years. Also includes material produced by the Reorganization Task Force between 1999 and 2002 including a self-study, an external team report, internal review committee report, Task Force progress reports and questionnaire and select Task Force correspondence.
Lauinger Library: Interior Design/Layout Plans (Rita Schaefer)
Includes fabric and finish swatches.
Lauinger Library: Orientation
Contains script, cassette and audio tape recordings, and slides from Library orientation sessions in the early 1970s. Slides show internal views of Library including lobby, reference area, card catalog, stacks, AV equipment, Secial Collections, as well as exterior views of Lauinger (including of parking lot and covered parking area under Library), Healy Hall, Reiss Science, Dahlgren Medical Library, and Law Library.
Lauinger Library: Orientation Program
Slides from orientation to Circulation/Access Services, 1975. Cassette tapes (2) labeled: Voice master 1988 and Voice master 1989 - Circulation.
James Laver Papers
Law Center Apostolic Blessing Requests
Contains two requests for apostolic blessings; one dated October 24, 1957 requested by Georgetown President Edward B. Bunn, S.J. to Pope Pius XII, and one dated November 28, 1958 requested by William H. Powell, S.J. to Pope John XXIII. The requests contains images of the respective Popes. Located in Law Center map case.
Law Library Record Book
This ledger records use of Law Library material from February 1926 to March 1928. Entries, consisting of student names and material used, run chronologically. A list of Law Library staff for 1926 to 1927 appears at the front.
Richard C. Law, SJ Papers
Beginning no later than his tertianship, Fr. Richard C. Law regularly performed in barbershop quartets and choirs at various campus and Jesuit community events, including minstrel shows, golden jubilees, and final vow celebrations. This collection contains sheet music and lyrics used for such performances, many of which were personalized for individual Jesuits, as well as one poem from before he joined the Society of Jesus.