Historical maps of the City of Cincinnati

The Cooperative Engineer was published quarterly from 1921 to 1975 by the students and alumni of the College of Engineering, University of Cincinnati. It offers primary material on the college, the campus, and the City of Cincinnati; chronicles the advancement of engineering and industrial processes in the 20th century; and gives insight into student life and social customs of the time.

Digital Exhibits from the Collections of UC Libraries

This exhibit showcases the promotional posters for Industrial Expositions, sponsored by the Ohio Mechanics Institute and Cincinnati's Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade. The Cincinnati Industrial Expositions were held between 1870 and 1888 to promote arts and manufactures as well as the economic development of the city.

This exhibit brings together primary source materials and analysis on Joseph Baermann Strauss, an 1892 graduate of the University of Cincinnati, and the chief engineer of the Golden Gate Bridge

Online exhibit depicting the life and work of Renaissance anatomist Andreas Vesalius

An exhibit highlighting posters and flyers from protests and other campus events.

This page serves to showcase the collection of Ohio Mechanics Institute Technological High School 1911 graduate Valentine Barker.