This is Volume 26 of the "Agricultural and Mechanical College Record", documenting the activities, curriculum, and developments at the North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. A valuable historical resource, it offers a glimpse into the state of agricultural and mechanical education in the early 20th century. The record provides insights into the college's programs, faculty, and student life during a pivotal period of growth and change in American higher education. This volume captures the essence of a land-grant institution dedicated to advancing practical knowledge and serving the needs of its community and state.
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