Frank Klock Papers

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The Frank Klock Papers consist of ten CDs containing digital photographs documenting South Dakota State University buildings in August 2009. The images include academic, administrative, residential, athletic, cultural, and support facilities across the SDSU campus. Structures represented include residence halls, instructional and laboratory buildings, student services facilities, museums, athletic venues, agricultural and research buildings, and sites under construction or renovation. Several buildings are documented from specific exterior perspectives, such as building sides or construction activity, and some facilities appear in multiple images. Together, the photographs provide a comprehensive visual record of the SDSU built environment at a specific point in time.

This collection documents the physical landscape of South Dakota State University in 2009 and provides visual evidence of campus development, facilities use, and construction activity during this period. The photographs support research on campus planning, architectural history, facilities management, and institutional growth. They also serve as a reference point for comparing changes to SDSU buildings and infrastructure over time.

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Materials in this collection may be subject to Title 17, Section 108 of the United States Copyright Act. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with copyright, privacy, trademark, and other applicable rights for their intended use. Obtaining all necessary permissions is the user's responsibility. Written authorization from the copyright and/or other rights holders is required for publication, distribution, or any use of protected materials beyond what is permitted under fair use.