Silver. Minted in 1892. In box 9 x 6 cm. Belonged to Anna Meade Michaux Williams (Mrs. J.S.), class of 1896.

1904 United States Dime with a portrait of Liberty on the front, and "one dime" on the back.

1919 United States Penny with a portrait of Lincoln on the front and "One Cent, United States of America" on the back.

1924 United States Penny with a portrait of Lincoln on the front and "One Cent, United States of America" on the back.

1930 United States Penny with a portrait of Lincoln on the front and "One Cent, United States of America" on the back.

Undated United States Nickel with a Native American head on the front and a buffalo on the back.

1904 Constitution of North Carolina and of the United States produced for the State Normal and Industrial College. Front end page inscribed with Mattie J. Taylor as owner.

1926 Constitution of North Carolina and of the United States produced for the North Carolina College for Women.

2 parts. Round mold that appears to be made of leather. Several Minerva seals stamped inside.

Fanta grape soda can found behind row of lockers in Catalog Dept. when lockers removed 10/17/96 for the move to the 2^nd floor main. The can was presumably placed behind lockers prior to occupation in the Library Tower in 1974.

Empty Mountain Dew can with an advertisement for UNCG basketball on the back.

Hymnal entitled Worship in Song with an insert designating it a gift to members of UNCG's Woman's College Class of 1956 for the 50th Anniversary reunion celebration, April 21-22, 2006.

Titled The American Hymnal for Chapel Service with a frontspiece pastedown insert of the College Song, National Anthem, and North Carolina State song. Bears markings of "The Woman's College of the U. N. C. Greensboro, N. C." Accompanied by a paper program for "University Sermon" on November 14, 1943.

"In Celebration of 100 Years of Service" engraved on plaque. Presented to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro by the Greater Greensboro Merchants Association, 86th Annual Meeting, February 6, 1992.

OPA red point tokens issued during World War II for the purchase of rationed food, issued by the U.S. Office of Price Administration.