Salisbury University Audio and Moving Image Collection

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Digital reproductions of audio and moving image items from the Salisbury University Archives at the Nabb Research Center.

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    State Teachers College Twenty-Fifth Anniversary, 1950 (16mm film)
    (1950)
    Founded in 1925 as the Maryland State Normal School, Salisbury University was known as State Teachers College from 1935 to 1963. This silent film shows the 25th anniversary celebrations of State Teachers College (now Salisbury University), digitized from the University Archive’s 16mm film reel. In 1950, the 25th anniversary of the school was celebrated with the groundbreaking ceremony of the Men’s Dorm in March, an amateur contest for All Seniors Day, May Day festivities, and Homecoming. For questions regarding the film, please contact the University Archivist and Special Collections Librarian, Ian Post, at impost@salisbury.edu
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    Maryland State Normal School at Salisbury, 1928-1930 (16mm film)
    Founded in 1925 as the Maryland State Normal School, Salisbury University has a rich and unique history. This silent film shows Maryland State Normal School at Salisbury campus scenes from 1928 to 1930, digitized from the University Archive’s 16mm film reel. Depicted in the film are aerial views of campus, the 1928 cornerstone laying of what is now called Holloway Hall, students picnicking at a nearby mill pond and Chincoteague Island, 1929 and 1930 May Day festivities, an airplane landing on campus to deliver newspapers, the 1928 commencement ceremony, and the dedication of a lily pool, among many other scenes. For questions regarding the film, please contact the University Archivist and Special Collections Librarian, Ian Post, at impost@salisbury.edu
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