Man working with textile machinery
circa 1950 to 1959

Man working with wood carding machines
circa 1950 to 1959

Mannequins Pyro-Man and Coppelius, used for researching protective fabrics

Martha L. Wallace
circa 1945

Melt spinning machine
1973

Men in skinning room in Tompkins Hall
circa 1930 to 1939

Men in skinning room in Tompkins Hall
circa 1930 to 1939

Men working outside with textiles machinery
circa 1930 to 1939

Meredith College student Elizabeth Lewis, grand prize winner of the 1934 North Carolina State College Style Show
April 26, 1934

Miss Ruth Britt, Queen of the Textile Exposition at the Textile School Style Show
April 10, 1930

Miss Wool of America, Cheri Slikker, sitting with North Carolina State College School of Textiles students (left to right) Ernie York, John Bynum, and Bill Burgess
1963

Modern textile machinery and laboratory equipment, such as this melt spinning machine, are essential ingredients in a textile student's education
1972

Nepometer machine, used to measure tangled fibers in cotton
circa 1950 to 1959

Nepometer machine, used to measure tangled fibers in cotton
circa 1950 to 1959

Nepometer machine, used to measure tangled fibers in cotton
circa 1950 to 1959

Nepometer machine, used to measure tangled fibers in cotton
circa 1950 to 1959

New fabrics lab
February 1960

New fabrics lab
February 1960

New fabrics lab
February 1960

New type of filter sink, made entirely of polyethylene, prevents breakage of expensive flasks and porcelain filters widely used in dye research.
circa 1940 to 1949

News broadcasting room with unknown men talking
January 29, 1962

North Carolina State Textile School students and faculty group photo
circa 1930 to 1939

Old hand loom in Tompkins Hall
circa 1920 to 1929

Old testing lab in Tompkins Hall prior to 1939 with scales and weighing equipment
circa 1930 to 1939

Open house at the College of Textiles
circa 1970 to 1979

Outside end of textile laboratory is partitioned to provide office space
circa 1940 to 1949

Paul Latten of Charlotte, N.C., a sophomore in the North Carolina State University School of Textiles, is one of the school's nearly 1,000 undergraduates
circa 1970 to 1979

People, probably students, working with looms
circa 1950 to 1959

Personnel discussing Peruvian project
1957

Phi Psi textile fraternity, 1939

Physics test lab
circa 1950 to 1959

Picture of a hand holding an unidentified object
circa 1950 to 1959

Pilot plant
circa 1950 to 1959

Pilot plant with dyeing or cleaning equipment and machinery
circa 1950 to 1959

Pin drafter installed by Warner and Swasy
circa 1950 to 1959

Placement Director of the College of Textiles George Dunlop and Textiles Librarian Georgia Rodetter under a banner reading "Textile Open House" outside Nelson Hall
circa 1950 to 1959

Plaid weaving loom

Portable pH meter, designed by the Althouse Division, enables chemist to take the instrument to the reaction rather than taking the reaction to the instrument.
circa 1940 to 1949

Probably strength testing equipment?
circa 1950 to 1959

Proctor dryer for package yarn
circa 1950 to 1959

Professor Benjamin Whittier and a techincian looking at a loom
circa 1950 to 1956

Professor E. B. Grover and L. T. Lassiter examining a Whitin machine
circa 1950 to 1959

Professor E. B. Grover and two others playing around a Saco-Lowell machine
circa 1950 to 1959

Professor Henry A. Rutherford and Dr. A. Armstrong examine the Cobalt-60 source in the College's radiological laboratory
circa 1961

Professor Henry A. Rutherford and Dr. William Walsh, head of the radiation lab, talk next to an electron accelerator
1974

Professor Joe Porter demonstrating textile machine to students
circa 1950 to 1959

Professor K. S. Campbell demonstrating Gaston County dye machine
circa 1940 to 1949

Professor lecturing a large class of students
circa 1950 to 1959

Professor Whittier (left) inspects a carpet loom by Bigelow Sanford, N.C.
circa 1950 to 1959