King Husky I with trainer
Title
King Husky I with trainer
Date created
March 05, 1927
Type of resource
Still image
Genre
Photographs
Format
Image
Digital origin
reformatted digital
Abstract/Description
On the day of his arrival, King Husky I, the first Northeastern University mascot, poses between his trainer, Leonhard Sepalla (L) and Ray Todd (R), a member of the NU Student Council. King Husky I was mascot from 1927 to 1941.
Acquisition
Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) Office of University Photography.
Selected resources in this collection were acquired through transferals from Northeastern's Office of University Photography, Jet Commercial Photographers, Northeastern University publications, unprocessed archival collections and other contract photographers.
Selected resources in this collection were acquired through transferals from Northeastern's Office of University Photography, Jet Commercial Photographers, Northeastern University publications, unprocessed archival collections and other contract photographers.
Notes
Collection finding aid: https://archivesspace.library.northeastern.edu/repositories/2/resources/761
Related item
Northeastern University Photograph collection (A103)
Series 9: Mascot and Seal. Subseries: King Husky I
Series 9: Mascot and Seal. Subseries: King Husky I
Subjects and keywords
Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.)
Mascots -- Massachusetts -- Boston
School mascots -- Massachusetts -- Boston
Siberian husky -- Massachusetts -- Boston
Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) -- Mascots
Seppala, Leonhard
Mascots -- Massachusetts -- Boston
School mascots -- Massachusetts -- Boston
Siberian husky -- Massachusetts -- Boston
Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.) -- Mascots
Seppala, Leonhard
Identifier
A007238
Permanent URL
Location
Northeastern University Library
Archives and Special Collections (A103)
Archives and Special Collections (A103)
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