Bosler Hall

View of the orchestra on the stage in the Bosler Hall chapel in 1937.

View as Paul Burtner Jr. takes a picture of Margaret L. Burt outside Bosler Hall around 1940. Burtner and Burt, who are members of the Class of 1941, get married at a later date.

View of President Fred P. Corson (on left, Class of 1917), Pennsylvania Governor Arthur H. James (with shovel), and Judge Foster [Heller?] at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Bosler Hall renovations in April 1940.

View of Bosler Hall undergoing extensive renovations on May 1, 1940.

The photographer is on the third floor of Old West, looking south. 

View of Bosler Hall around 1945.

View of Bosler Hall from the academic quad around 1945.

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.

The Class of 1947 takes a group photograph in the chapel inside Bosler Hall.

View of Bosler Memorial Library Hall around 1950.

A group of international students study together in Bosler library.

View of the Bosler Hall Chapel around 1955.

The inscription on the back wall reads: HERE IS THE CHAPEL – HERE MY SON YOUR FATHER THOUGHT THE THOUGHTS OF YOUTH AND HEARD THE WORDS THAT ONE BY ONE THE TOUCH OF LIFE HAS TURNED TO TRUTH

View of Bosler Hall and the John Dickinson campus in spring 1959.

View of the main entrance to the James W. Bosler Library in Bosler Hall around 1960.

Ann Conser, Chu Chun, II (Korea), Chiranjivi Thapa (Nepal), Seri Sukhabut (Thailand) study together in the Bosler library on December 12, 1961.

Students working in the reference area of Bosler Hall around 1965.