Embury Asbury Hitchcock Papers 1878-1936

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Embury Asbury Hitchcock was a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Ohio State University and the Dean of the College of Engineering. The Embury Asbury Hitchcock Papers contain correspondence, department records, and a history of the Mechanical Engineering Department.

[identification of item], Embury Asbury Hitchcock Papers, RG 40.77, Ohio State University Archives, The Ohio State University

The Embury Asbury Hitchcock Papers contain correspondence, department records, such as theses lists and graduate lists, and a history of the Mechanical Engineering Department.

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Ohio State University Archives Biographical File: Embury Asbury Hitchcock

Embury Asbury Hitchcock (1866-1948) was a professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Ohio State University from 1892 to 1912, then returned as the Dean of the College of Engineering from 1920 to 1926.

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