This collection includes photographs, correspondence, sketches, and certifications for Nagle, who was a professor at the College of Texas A&M from 1890 to 1913. This collection spans from 1882 to 1927 along with a later article written in 1967 about Nagle.

Box 1 of 1:
Folder 1: Miscellaneous Documents
Agent and Expert in Irrigation Investigations Appointment
Last Will and Testament
“Memoir of James C. Nagle”
Court Summons
The Texas Aggie, May 1967
Folder 2: Sketches
Cover Letter – Edith S. Menefee to D. B. Cofer, June 17, 1882
Two pages of sketches, 1887
Folder 3: Correspondence
Chancellor to Nagle, June 7, 1899
Allegheny Observatory to Nagle, March 15, 1899
James C. Nagle to Richard F. Burges, June 3, 1906
James C. Nagle to Richard F. Burges, January 28, 1907
James C. Nagle to Richard F. Burges, February 11, 1907
James C. Nagle to Richard F. Burges, September 21, 1907
James C. Nagle to Richard F. Burges, May 20, 1921
James C. Nagle to the Class of 1898, September 13, 1927
Folder 4: Publications
Texas Academy of Science: Vertical Curves for Railways, December 30, 1896
The Danger of Excessive Specialization in Undergraduate Engineering Courses, 1901
Influence of Applied Science, 1902
Irrigation in Texas, 1910
Folder 5: Certification, Stock Shares
“Dyna(?) Laboratory Practice (Physics 5a)” – Cornell University, August 13, 1898
“Shares of Capital Stock” – The Central Texas Fair Association, September 16, 1901
“Shares of Capital Stock” – Texas Oil and Pipe Line Company, August 12, 1901
“Shares of Capital Stock” – The Kaltenbach Oil Co., May 18, 1901
Folder 6: Photographs