View of a group of men with a wagon at Doubling Gap, Pennsylvania around 1895.
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Three men stand in a gazebo while at Doubling Gap, Pennsylvania around 1890.
Three men, one with a wheelbarrow, stand outside the western end of East College on the John Dickinson Campus around 1890.
View of the Old Gymnasium from the corner of N. College and W. Louther Streets circa 1890. The cupola of West College is visible in the distance.
Though unlabeled, this photo may be a scene from May 28, 1900, when Natural Science Professor Charles F. Himes (Class of 1855; standing behind the gentleman wearing a hat and operating the larger camera), travelled with his wife Mary, and his two daughters, Mary and Anna, to Virginia Beach to...
View of the solar eclipse on August 7, 1869. Natural Science Professor Charles F. Himes (Class of 1855) is part of a team of photographers sent to Ottumwa, Iowa to document the eclipse.
View of South College from the Academic quad through a tree-lined path, circa 1880.
View of South College through a tree-lined path, circa 1880. Two men stand by trees along the path.
Male and female students standing on the steps of the Tome Scientific Building around 1895.
Two men pose for a photograph in dorm room around 1890. The specific dorm building has not been identified.
View of West College from across W. High Street, circa 1880. The railroad tracks are visible running down High Street, and a man stands to the right of what would later be dedicated as the Class of 1902 gateway.
View of West College from the corner of W. High and West Streets, circa 1880.
Three men stand along the path running between the street corner and the building. At the left, the Pagoda is visible.
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