The Gertrude Entenmann papers documents Entenmann's career in Washington, DC television and advertising. It spans the years 1954 to 1980 with the bulk of the material from the 1950s and 1960s. This collection includes promotional materials, papers, photographs, business materials artifacts, and books.
The Department of Entomology was established in 1859 to focus on teaching, research, regulation, extension services, and instructional aspects of entomology. The collection consists of such materials as articles, speeches, and photographs created by the department or its faculty members and documents the administration of the department as well as many of its experiments and projects.
This collection is comprised of sound recordings and other materials related to American jazz and swing clarinetist Benny Goodman (1909-1986), collected by Ephraim Goldberg. Benny Goodman had a notable career lasting from the 1920s into the 1980s. The collection contains over 800 LP Records, as well as cassettes, CDs, open reel tapes, and VHS videotapes. There are also several books, posters, discographies, recording catalogues, and assorted Benny Goodman memorabilia.
The Tau Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi was organized at the University of Maryland in 1928. This chapter of the honorary fraternity for agricultural extension agents has emphasized the attainment of professional excellence and the encouragement of 4-H programs, among other goals. The files of the Tau Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Phi include correspondence, reports, publications, photographs, financial records, and documentation of members' achievements.
Eric Simon (b. 1907- d. 1994) was a Viennese clarinetist, composer, and conductor. This collection contains manuscripts of arrangements and original compositions by Simon, as well as other pieces for clarinet.
Ernest O. Caneva (b. 8 December 1907, Asiago, Italy; d. 4 April 1992, Joliet, Illinois), was an American band conductor, educator, composer, clinician, and adjudicator. His papers consist of scores, correspondence, documents, photographs, newsclippings, recordings, awards, and a band hat (or shako) pertaining to his career, primarily at Lockport High School in Lockport, Illinois. Materials were created between 1962 and 1990.
