View as two students study, possibly in a dorm room, around 1900.
View of the Bosler Hall circulation desk in 1945. Students are working at tables located behind the circulation desk. A bust of noted abolitionist Moncure D. Conway, a member of Dickinson's Class of 1849, is visible behind the circulation desk on the right.
View as two students study in a dorm room in Drayer Hall around 1950.
A group of international students study together in Bosler library.
Professor of mathematics Roger E. Nelson smokes a pipe while tutoring a student around 1955.
Robert W. Armacost ('59) reads in the Beta Theta Pi house in fall 1958.
Students work in the Electronic Language Laboratory around 1960. This lab was in the Tome Scientific Building.
Two member of Phi Kappa Sigma study in their dorm room in 1964.
Students working in the reference area of Bosler Hall around 1965.
View as four students study in a dorm room in Witwer Hall around 1965.
Students use study carrels on the second floor of Spahr Library in 1967. Henry Sorett is on the far left.
This image is #95 of the oversized photograph collection.
Students working in the A-V room on the first floor of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library in 1968.
Patrons study in the reference area on the main level of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library in 1968.
Students studying on the second floor of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library. The door in the background of this photograph is the entrance to the Archives and Special Collections.
Students studying on the first floor of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library in 1968.
