Aerial view of campus and the surrounding Carlisle community in July 1981.

Panoramic view of the Amani Festival on W. High Street in spring 1999.

Panoramic view of the Amani Festival on W. High Street in spring 1999.

Three individuals, possibly Dickinson College students, stand by the main entrance to the Carlisle Indian School on November 26, 1914.

View of the Denny homestead on West High Street, midway between Pitt and West Streets, around 1880. This property is approximately where 141 W. High Street is located today.

View of Charles Gilbert Beetem's class at Samuel H. Fisher's School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Beetem is number 26.

The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: "Samuel H. Fisher's School in Education Hall, Church Ave., Carlisle. CGB is about 13 or 14 yrs of age."  

View of Aunt Boyd's home around 1890. This residence, located at the northeast corner of W. High and N. West Streets, is the site on which Denny Hall was later constructed.

Three individuals, possibly Dickinson College students, stand outside the Leupp Art Studio at the Carlisle Indian School on November 26, 1914.

View of the M. F. Murray Warehouse, located on the corner of W. High and S. College Streets, around 1880. The Robert A. Waidner Admissions House currently stands at this location. 

An upperclassman gives new students a tour of downtown Carlisle, including George's Sub and Pizza, during Orientation on August 28, 1994.

View of Simon and Priscilla Denny Bond's house around 1885. This residence, located at the northeast corner of W. High and N. West Streets, is where Denny Hall was later constructed.

View of R. C. Woodward warehouse located on the southwest corner of W. High and S. West Streets around 1870. The house pictured to the right of the warehouse was purchased in 1890 to be the home of George Edward Reed, president of Dickinson College.