Steven Enich was a Serbian-American lawyer who practiced primarily in Wisconsin for many decades. He was also quite the photographer, specializing in photographs of buildings with great significance to the Serbian Orthodox community. He made a number of visits to the former Yugoslavia to do just that and he amassed over 5,000 slides. After he passed in 2004, his widow donated much of his work to the Ohio State University Libraries so that there would be continuing access to his work. Interested parties can browse the collection by title, subject, or issue date. There are 215 photos in the collection and visitors should not miss his images of the Belgrade Fortress and other prominent structures scattered throughout eastern Europe. For students of architecture and the like, this collection is quite a treat.