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Tag Archives: mystery image
Homage to AmytheArchivist, a.k.a. Mystery Images #37 & #38
An astute subscriber to RPI History Revealed recently pointed out that the Archives blog has been going strong for ten years! In honor of the blog’s creator, Amy Rupert (a.k.a. AmytheArchivist), I think it’s time to harken back to one … Continue reading
Spirit Day 2015: Mystery Gear
This Friday is RPI’s 4th annual Spirit Day, in which member’s of the Rensselaer community are encouraged to show their pride by wearing or displaying RPI gear. We consider spirit everyday here in the Archives where it pervades the memorabilia … Continue reading
Mystery Image #36
During Rensselaer’s recent Family Weekend, the Institute Archives held a “show & tell” for campus visitors. We displayed an assortment of items documenting the student experience at Rensselaer, focusing on the changing campus landscape, housing over the years, Grand Marshall … Continue reading
Mystery Image #33
It’s time for another mystery image! I realized this morning that we haven’t posted anything bewildering in quite a while. Who is the man in the photo? Can anyone tell us about that specimen he seems to be focusing on? … Continue reading
Mystery Image #31
I retrieved another image from the “unidentified” box of photographs today in the Archives. This one really caught my attention, mainly because of the technology! Can you identify this man? Not only that, can you identify this computer? When was … Continue reading