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Concrete Canoe race, 1959-1983

The Concrete Canoe race series contains information to an annual race of concrete canoes built by students and faculty from Kansas State University and other various institutions as well. The race is sponsored by the department of Civil Engineering and the American Concrete Institute. The date range for this series is 1959-1983.

  2. College of Engineering records, 1886-2013

Slide Various Box 5, 1965 - 1996

This box contains 4 individual slide boxes pertaining to both professional and personal photos. Those related to K-State include campus photos, presentation events, class displays, design work, presentation slides, speeches, Engineering parades, KSU Society of Automotive Engineers, Department of Nuclear Energy, American Society of Civil Engineers, NASA, and Controlled Demolition Incorporated. The personal slides include family photos, Christmas photos, vacation photos, Montana World Fair (1965) photos.

  2. Donald E. Rathbone records, 1929 - 2021
  3. Series 3: Personal Records, 1929 - 2015

Box 45, 1959-1983

The box for Concrete Canoe races includes information pertaining to the sponsorship of the annual races. Rules and regulations along with lists of colleges attending. There are also papers and research published from Civil Engineering students at Kansas State University and the American Concrete Institute also known as ACI.

  2. College of Engineering records, 1886-2013
  3. Concrete Canoe race, 1959-1983

Series 4: Memorabilia and Physical Media, 1945 - 2021

This series contains books (including In My Words: The Oral History Project as told by Perdue History, alumni directory books, fact books, and other KSU and engineering-related publications), booklets, photos, photo albums, certificates, maps, blueprints, plaques, awards, high school and college yearbooks, calendars, planners, appointment books, log books, address books, business card files, a Rolodex with contact information, signed volleyballs, a deck of playing cards, a Transcriber Company diamond needle, a Pickering Stereo Fluxvalve Cartridge for automatic turntables, engineering-related tools (a Hemmi Slide Rule with Don E. Rathbone’s name engraved on it inside a leather case, a Type Ceramic Capacitor Rule, a Pocket Metric Converter, and a Motor Data Calculator), VHS tapes, DVDs, floppy discs, cassette tapes, magnetic audio tapes, Polaroid slides, a flash drive, and an unlabeled film reel.

  2. Donald E. Rathbone records, 1929 - 2021

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