#DYK that postcards have been produced of many different places on campus? This postcard, dated 1910, of Beal Botanical Garden is addressed to Mrs. Walter Law, Milford, Michigan. Printed on the front is "No.10 Wild Garden, M.A.C., Lansing, Mich." #MSUHistory

#TBT Photograph of students celebrating United Nations Week during the Summer of 1947. #MSUHistory

#DYK that sheep and other farm animals used to graze right along Farm Lane? This undated postcard shows a group of sheep grazing next to Farm Lane. Printed on the front is "Farm Lane M.A.C." #MSUHistory

#TBT Photograph of children working on seedlings in a forestry class. The image reads "Boys and girls 4-H club week forestry class, Michigan State College July 6-10 1936." #MSUHistory

#DYK that students had the opportunity to participate in forestry camps in the early 1900s? This photograph from 1914 shows students in front of the dining hall at the forestry camp. Written on the back is "Dining Hall, Summer Camp, 1914." #MSUHistory

#OnThisDay in 1884, the Michigan Agricultural College Class of 1887 had their portrait taken in front of the Botanical Laboratory. #MSUHistory

#DYK that in honor of MSU' Centennial, a postcard series celebrating MSU was created in 1954? This postcard of a canoe shelter on the Red Cedar River was one of the postcards created in this series. #MSUHistory

#TBT Photograph of students in the 1910 Summer Forestry Camp sitting on the Big Wheels at the Sallings & Hansen Co. in Higgins Lake, Michigan. #MSUHistory

#DYK that Michigan State College horticultural research specialist T. A. Merrill, developed a machine to make food injections into a fruit tree? This photograph from July 1946 shows Merrill using the machine he devised specifically for this purpose. #MSUHistory

#TBT Photograph from 1954 of a female student working in a laboratory. #MSUHistory

#DYK that international student Onn Mann Liang attended MSU from 1924-1926 and went on to become a bridge designer for the state of Michigan and China? This photograph, circa 1925, shows two children and a pony on Farm Lane bridge. #MSUHistory

#TBT Photograph of international students at MSU watching a ham radio operator in 1959. The radio operator's tie has the words Lansing Centennial on it. #MSUHistory

#DYK that MSU students have always enjoyed feeding the ducks? This photograph from 1971 shows Gary White, a junior from Lansing, Michigan, feeding the ducks on the Red Cedar River. #MSUHistory

#TBT Undated photograph of the Greenhouse and garden. The front of the photograph reads "Greenhouse, M.A.C." "C.E.W." #MSUHistory

#DYK that before registration was completed online, MSU students registered for classes in different buildings on campus? This photograph shows students registering for classes in the Auditorium in 1949. One week until classes begin! #MSUHistory

#TBT Photograph, circa 1930s, of three male and two female students studying in front of the "Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science" sign. Welcome home Spartans, we are so excited to have you back on campus! #MSUHistory

#DYK that in the early 1900s women could participate in woodworking classes? This photograph, circa 1900-1909, shows Jennie Haner leading a woodworking class for women. Happy first day of classes! #MSUHistory

#TBT In honor of MSU's first football game of the season, here is a photograph of the Spartan Marching Band during halftime of the Oregon State vs. M.S.C. football game on October 31, 1953. Go Green! #MSUHistory

#OnThisDay in 1921, these cows were used as part of a Michigan State Fair exhibit to demonstrate the benefit of using purebred cows. Above each cow is information regarding how much milk and butter each produced per day. #MSUHistory

#TBT Photograph from 1986 of two women hanging out between classes. #MSUHistory