Members of the Class of 1878 sit for a group photograph.
Top row: Samuel L. Diven and James Elliott.
Middle row: John C. Brown, James H. Morgan, Charles Wilson, and Thomas F. Gross.
Bottom row: William M.B. Glandig, Walter A. Powell, and George E...
View of the cornerstone laying ceremony for Denny Hall on June 7, 1904.
Professor James H. Morgan ('78) and trustee Horatio Collins King ('58) are standing on the platform.
View as President Fred Pierce Corson (left) stands beside trustee James Henry Morgan (center) and President of the Board of Trustees, Boyd Lee Spahr (right).
Corson is Class of 1917, Morgan is Class of 1878, and Spahr is Class of 1900.
View as faculty and students pose for a picture outside Old West around 1920.
Individuals in this photo include: Dorothy Davis ('24) ; President James H. Morgan ('78) ; Dean of Women Josephine Meredith ('01)
View as faculty and students pose for a picture outside East College in 1923. Old West is visible in the background on the left.
Individuals in this photo include: President James H. Morgan ('78) ; George Murphy ('27)
View as faculty and students pose for a picture outside the back of Old West in 1923. The Tome Scientific Building is visible in the background on the left and the heating plant on the right.
Individuals in this photo include: Dorothy Davis ('24) ; President James H. Morgan ('78) ; George...
View as faculty and students pose for a picture on the academic quad in 1931. Bosler Hall, Old West, Tome, East College, and Denny Hall are visible in the background.
Individuals in this photo include: Charlotte Young ('34) ; Charles Grant ('31) ; President James H. Morgan ('78) ; Dean of...
View of trustee Edgar Rohrer Heckman (second row, far right), a member of the Class of 1897, in academic regalia with members of the Board of Trustees and other college administrators in 1935.
Boyd Lee Spahr (Class of 1900), Gilbert Malcolm (Class of 1915), and William Wilcox Edel (Class...
View of President James H. Morgan (Class of 1878), his wife Mary Rebecca Curran Morgan (Class of 1888), Margaret Morgan McElfish (Class of 1914), and two children outside Bosler Hall around 1922.
The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: "Ba, Aunt Margaret, Mary Curran - with Peg...
View of Margaret Morgan McElfish's (Class of 1914) wedding party in Carlisle, Pennsylvania in 1919.
Professor James Henry Morgan, a member of the Class of 1878, on February 1, 1888.
View of Professor James Henry Morgan (Class of 1878) and his wife, Mary Curran Morgan (Class of 1888), around 1890.
President James Henry Morgan with (Class of 1878) other Dickinson College faculty at Pocono Pines around 1915.
The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: "Company of Dickinson teachers at Pocono Pines for summer school."
View of President James Henry Morgan (Class of 1878) with Hugh C. Morgan (Class of 1915) and two children around 1925.
The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: "The Morgan men and the children in the back yard. Hugh - J.H.M. [Tom?] & Margaret"
James Henry Morgan (class of 1878), former President and member of the Board of Trustees, in academic regalia at an event in 1938.
President Fred Pierce Corson '17 (far left) stands with honorary degree recipients and faculty in front of the Alumni Gym during Commencement on June 11, 1934. Former President James Henry Morgan, a member of the Board of Trustees and the Class of 1878, stands on the far right.
President James H. Morgan (class of 1878) poses with the faculty for a photograph in 1926.
Front row from left to right: M. Tiller, John F. Mohler, Gaylord H. Patterson, James H. Morgan, Josephine Meredith, Sophie De Vilaine, Hazel Jane Bullock, and Leon C. Prince
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Members of the Union Philosophical Society take a group photograph outside Bosler Memorial Library in 1907.
Professor James H. Morgan ('78) is standing in the first row on the far left.
The Union Philosophical Society outside Bosler Memorial Library in 1910.
Professor James H. Morgan ('78) is standing in the front row, second from the right.
The Union Philosophical Society outside Bosler Memorial Library in 1912.
President James H. Morgan ('78) is standing in the first row on the far left.
