Illustration showing a group of men drinking at a bar.

Illustration of people drinking during a wake. The deceased lies in the foreground, wearing a white gown.

Illustration of a minstrel or jester drinking and standing next to a barrel of alcohol.

Illustration of nuns drinking and dancing.

Illustration of people fighting in the street. One man appears unconscious. Another grabs a third by the throat and raises a liquor bottle to strike him.

Portrait of E. M. Jellinek used in several publications, on the back cover of The Disease Concept of Alcoholism among them.

Photo of a t-shirt from the Rutgers New Jersey Summer Schools of Alcohol Studies provided to students each year, which became a collector's item over time.

Illustration of a crumpled heart reading "Profanity" "Use of Tobacco" "Gambling" and "Drunkeness."

A copy of two pages from the 1943 SSAS Program brochure listing faculty members

A large, handwritten cardboard poster displays the original "five pillars," as the founding fathers called the branches: research, publication, education, therapy, and special services.