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1999-2000 Official Directory of Rotary International Box 2, Folder 11
District Governor's newsletter Box 3, Folder 20
Member directory Box 3, Folder 17
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1999-2007 Box 104, Folder 1
20th Century Physics Timelines (1881-1955) Box 41, Folder 1
AAPT Committee on the History and Philosophy of Physics Box 88, Folder 13
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1999: Agenda April 21, 1999 MOB Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 44, Item RG01.04.2.068
1999: Agenda December 3, 1999 MOB Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 58, Item RG01.04.2.082
1999: Agenda February 11, 1999 MOB Box RG-01 Box 123, Folder 42, Item RG01.04.2.066
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1999 Commencement planning correspondence and script on floppy disk Box 44, Folder 2
1999 Commencement program Box 44, Folder 1
Administrative correspondence Box 5, Folder 8
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1999 Graduation Law Special Collections photographs cabinet
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"1999 International Mine Rescue Contest: Russian Team" VHS tape Box 70, Folder 15
22 mining, labor, and union lapel pins, coins, and other small artifacts Box 76a, Folder 9
32 Assorted lapel pins, buttons, pinbacks, and coins Box 76a, Folder 10
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Postwar Correspondence Box 1, Folder 19
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