Old West, the Tome Scientific Building, and East College are visible in this photograph of the Academic quad around 1960.

The Class of 1905 Gateway during the winter around 1915. This gateway is located on N. High Street. East College is in the background.

View of West College and East College in 1858. John Churchill Brooking, a member of the Class of 1858, is credited as the artist for this chromolithograph. His initials appear at the lower left of the print, and his name is handwritten, identifying him as the artist, on the lower right. E....

View as three students sit at a table in a dorm room in East College around 1895.

Left to Right: Joseph A. Bennett (Class of 1894) ; [Charles Oscar Ford or William Henry Ford] ; [unknown]

View of the north and west sides of East College around 1870.

View of East College around 1880.

View of East College from across W. High Street, circa 1880. 

The railroad tracks are visible running down High Street, and one man stands in front of the wall to the left of the image.  Over a dozen men stand or sit in front of East College.

View of East College from the academic quad around 1880. About a dozen men, possibly students, stand or sit in front of the building.

View of East College around 1890.

View of East College around 1890.

View of the south side of East College around 1895.  Several men are standing in front of the building.  To the left, Tome Scientific Building is visible.