Noah Pinkney (right) stands next to another man outside an entrance to East College around 1910.
The Dickinson College Preparatory School Class of 1910 take a group photograph in front of Conway Hall.
This image is #310 of the oversized photograph collection.
Members of the Reed Literary Society of Dickinson Preparatory School stand outside Bosler Memorial Library during the 1909-1910 academic year.
This image is #319 of the oversized photograph collection.
Dickinson College Preparatory School students stand outside of Fink Hall in 1910.
This image is #311 of the oversized photograph collection.
View of the President's house around 1910. This house is located at the corner of W. High Street and S. West Street.
View of the President's house around 1910. This house is located at the corner of W. High Street and S. West Street.
Morris Prince, Professor of History and Political Science, circa 1910.
Members of Raven's Claw Senior Society in their caps and gowns in 1910.
This image is #327 of the oversized photograph collection.
View of a Temperance demonstration around 1910.
View as Charles A. Robinson (Class of 1920) sits for a formal portrait around 1910.
View of a Sigma Alpha Epsilon brother on a roof around 1910.
Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon stand outside a house around 1910.
Four Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers stand outside around 1910.
A group of Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers around 1910.
Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon sit on a wall with a dog around 1910.
The student holding the SAE pillow (3rd from left) is Hobart Munson Corning, a member of the Class of 1911. Corning marries Florence Kisner, also a member of the Class of 1911, and receives an Honorary Doctor of Science in 1953. The Kisner-Woodward dormitory is named for Florence's sister, Helen Kisner.
Three Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers sit on a roof around 1910.
Several Sigma Alpha Epsilon brothers on the academic quad around 1910.
Members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at an event around 1910.
View of a room with a variety of Sigma Alpha Epsilon memorabilia around 1910. This room is possibly in the Sigma Alpha Epsilon's house located just off of the northeast corner of West and Louther streets.
The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity's dog around 1910.
Members of the Skull and Key Junior Society pose for a group photograph in 1910.
This image is #331 of the oversized photograph collection.
The sophomore football team in 1910. One member holds a football with "11-0" on it.
This image is #234 of the oversized photograph collection.
The Student Senate in 1910.
This image is #329 of the oversized photograph collection.
View of three students, most likely freshmen, placing class rivalry posters on the top window and the cupola of Old West during the 1910-1911 academic year.
One of the posters, with '13 printed in the center, is visible next to the student standing by the window. To view this poster, please see this image record.
This image is number 219 in James Gordon Steese's photograph album.
