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Before online catalogs, getting a library book at UT meant filling out a paper slip, waiting for staff to retrieve it from the Tower, and sometimes relying on workers on roller skates. ๐Ÿ›ผ๐Ÿ“š A hidden piece of that system was recently rediscovered, revealing a fascinating chapter of UT history. Read more here ๐Ÿค˜ - news.utexas.edu/2026/06/15/theโ€ฆ
Sepia-toned photo of a grand, empty hall with a highly ornate ceiling featuring patterned beams and numerous inscribed inspirational quotes. A polished wooden floor reflects light from tall windows with blinds along one wall. Empty bookshelves line the lower walls.
B&W photo of a 'LIBRARY BUILDING' under construction, dated 'Nov. 29, 1932'. Two large structures with steel frames and stone walls, surrounded by materials, workers, and an old truck.
Sepia photo of a bustling construction site with two large, multi-story steel frameworks. The left building has several workers on its lower floors, while the right building shows a complex steel skeletal structure. Debris and wooden planks are scattered across the dusty ground.
Black and white photo of two large, light-colored stone buildings with tiled roofs. The building on the right has a classical facade with large arched windows. Behind it, a taller, multi-story building features vertical rows of smaller windows. A road and sparse landscaping are in the foreground.
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