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1. Columbus Day windstorm damage

Columbus Day windstorm damage

Description: Columbus Day windstorm damage, 1962. On Columbus Day in 1962 (October 12th), a severe windstorm (75 mph sustained winds) moved inland from the Pacific Ocean and caused $50,000 damage to the OSU campus. Fifty-five trees were destroyed and another 43 were damaged including many in the Memorial Union quadrangle as shown here.

2. Science Building fire.

Science Building fire.

Description: This building was later Education Hall and is Furman Hall today.

3. Sun behind the trees

Sun behind the trees

Description: Despite the darkness of the sun in this 1930s print, it is neither a negative print nor an infrared print. The effect was made by using a long exposure, effectively 'burning out' the portion of the exposure where the sun appears.

4. This image is called a colortone print. Colortone prints are made by applying dying chemicals during or after processing to change the color base from silver.

This image is called a colortone print. Colortone prints are made by applying dying chemicals during or after processing to change the color base from silver.

5. This image of Houts' Ferry was taken in the 1920's. If you look closely at the print and compare it to other black and white prints, you can see the painting-like softness that makes the colortone print (P95:172b) so visually interesting.

This image of Houts' Ferry was taken in the 1920's. If you look closely at the print and compare it to other black and white prints, you can see the painting-like softness that makes the colortone print (P95:172b) so visually interesting.

6. Seal pup

Description: Even though it is black and white, this print shows how the pup seal's fur acts as natural camoflague when the animal is ashore, the conditions under which it has the least maneuverability and agility.

7. Shepard Hall

8. Shepard Hall

9. Students broadcasting a play over KOAC

Students broadcasting a play over KOAC

10. This image from the 1940s is another of Garman's surf images. The collection includes a black and white print for comparison to this redtone print. Colortone prints are made by applying dying chemicals during or after processing to change the color base from silver to another color.

This image from the 1940s is another of Garman's surf images. The collection includes a black and white print for comparison to this redtone print. Colortone prints are made by applying dying chemicals during or after processing to change the color base from silver to another color.