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- Mining engineering students in a gypsum mine
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering; Mining engineering
- Five mining engineering students are standing with surveying equipment inside a gypsum mine.
- University Photographs
- Mining engineering students at Big Five Tunnel
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering; Mining engineering
- A group of students are standing at the entrance to the Big Five Tunnel, Idaho Springs, Colorado. Some of the men are holding mining tools.
- University Photographs
- Coal Mine Inspection at Des Moines Coal and Mining Co., Marquisville, Iowa
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering; Des Moines Coal and Mining Company
- Nine men wearing safety helmets are sitting on two of three large barrels in front of the mine. On their left is a Western Railway car filled with coal. There is a coal cart at the mine entrance on the upper level.
- University Photographs
- Students and faculty visiting Eli Lilly and Company, 1957
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering; Eli Lilly and Company
- Students and faculty are standing on the steps in front of the Lilly Research Laboratories during a visit on February 14 and 15, 1957.
- University Photographs
- George Burnet, Jr. and five men from a 50th anniversary event
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Professor Burnet stands in the back row with five older men wearing ribbons that say ""Fiftieth"" by the Four Seasons Fountain with the Campanile in the background.
- University Photographs
- W.E. Galligan, Ralph H. Suebbers and Max Levine examining clay rings, 1934
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering; clay rings for sewage treatment filters
- Chemical Engineering Professor W.E. Galligan, Ralph H. Suebbers, (graduate student) and Dr. Max Levine (Bacteriology) examine clay rings (produced in Ceramic Engineering Laboratory) for sewage-treatment filters as part of a general station study).
- University Photographs
- Dan Griffen and Tom Wheelock, 1966
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering.
- Dan Griffen and Tom Wheelock examine a piece of machinery.
- University Photographs
- George Burnet, Jr. and Maurice A. Larson, 1970
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Maurice Larson presents George Burnet the Citizen Chemical Engineer Award of the A.L.Ch.E., Iowa Section for 1970.
- University Photographs
- Seated researcher, 1975
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- A researcher is seated at a desk with file cabinets in the background.
- University Photographs
- Professor Peter Reilly stands before a blackboard, 1975
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Peter Reilly is standing before a blackboard lecturing to an unseen audience. He is pointing to a formula written on the blackboard.
- University Photographs
- Kent Feed Deal, 1967
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Seven men in suits are engaged in discussion. They are standing in a formal conference room. Iowa State University President, William Robert Parks is standing fourth from the left.
- University Photographs
- Kent Feed Deal equipment, 1967
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Thomas D. Wheelock and three other men examine a piece of equipment.
- University Photographs
- General Mills presents a computer to the Deparment of Chemical Engineering, 1976
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- One person is talking to a group of individuals. The people are standing around a computer that General Mills presented to the Chemical Engineering Department.
- University Photographs
- Researcher with the quick curing fertilizer dryer, 1953 or 1954
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- A researcher works on the quick curing fertilizer dryer.
- University Photographs
- E.C. Kapusta and George West
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- E.C. Kapusta and George West are both working on a large piece of equipments. There are Brown gauges in the foreground and a system of belts and pulleys in the background.
- University Photographs
- General Mills presents a computer to the Department of Chemical Engineering, 1976
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Four individuals are standing in front of the computer. The computer is in the foreground and men are in the background.
- University Photographs
- Four researchers at work
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Four researchers work on various parts of a large, two story piece of machinery.
- University Photographs
- Quick curing fertilizer dryer, 1953 or 1954
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- This full view of the Quick curing fertilizer dryers shows the raw superphosphate disintegrator, conveyor belt, link-belt roto lourve dryer and accessory equipment.
- University Photographs
- Thomas D. Wheelock and researchers study apparatus.
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Thomas D. Wheelock and two other researchers are in the chemical engineering lab examining a tall tube shaped apparatus.
- University Photographs
- Bubble cap column
- Iowa State University; Dept. of Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Two researchers are standing before a bubble cap column. The column is surrounded by metal scaffolding and stairs lead to the upper levels. One individual is standing on the highest level near the top of the column.
- University Photographs