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H.H. DeLong Collection Folder
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DeLong, Henry Herbert biographical material and photographs

  • DeLong honored at SDSU, 1988
  • Rammed walls, undated
  • DeLong Honored for Mare the 40 Years of Service to SDSU, 1971
  • Obituary, 1988
  • Vita
  • Oldest Living Graduate, decades don't dig a sharp memory for 103-year-old DeLong, 2011
  • SDSU Professor One of 15 Nationwide Honored by Body, 1974
  • Portrait, 4 black-and-white negatives, April 30, 1975
  • Portrait, 6 black-and-white negatives, December 22, 1966
  • Portriat, 10 black-and-white negatives, undated

Rammed Earth Bulletins and Circulars

  • Bulletin 298: The Relation of Colloids in Soil to its Favorable Use in Pise or Rammed Earth Walls, March 1936
  • Bulletin 336: Paints and Plasters for rammed Earth Walls, May 1940
  • Extension Circulat 362: Poultry Houses for South Dakota, March 1937
  • Circular 42: New Hard Surfaced Floors for the Farm Poultry House, January 1943
  • Bulletin 277, Revised: Rammed Eart Walls for Farm Buildings, June 1945
  • Bulletin 393: Hard-Surfaces floors for Farm Buildings, May 1949
  • Circular 149: Rammed Earth Walls, April 1959
  • USDA Bulletin No. Rammed earth Walls for Buildings, August August 1926
  • Tezas A&M Bulletin No. 99: Adoba as a Construction Material in Texas, 1945
  • USDA Bulletin No. 1720: Adobe or Sun-dried Brick for Farm Buildings, January 1934
  • USDA Leaflet 535: Building with Adobe and Stabilized-earth Blocks, December 1965
    Department of Scientific and Industrial Building Research Special REport No. 5: Building in Cob and Pice de Terre, 1922
  • University of California Experiment Station Bulletin 472: Adobe Construction, January 1941

Rammed Earth Research Material

  • Soil Admixtures for Earth Walls, September 1942
  • Puddled-earth and Rammed Earth Walls, August 1939
  • Rammed earth revisited, winter 1994
  • Hankbook for Building Homes of Earth, undated
  • Rammed Earth, A Selected Bibliography, 1982
  • Cottage Building in Cob, ise, Chalk, and Clay, 1919