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)
Noah Pinkney (center, back) selling his wares from his food cart, with Robert Young and other janitors in front of East College around 1890.
View of John Dickinson Campus from N. West Street around 1890. The steps of East College and Old West are on the left side of the pathway. Bosler Hall is in the background.
Panoramic view of the John Dickinson campus around 1920. Bosler Hall, Old West, the Tome Scientific Building, and East College are visible.
Three men, one with a wheelbarrow, stand outside the western end of East College on the John Dickinson Campus around 1890.
Old West and East College on the John Dickinson Campus during the winter in 1996.
View of Noah Pinkney (right) standing on the sidewalk along N. West Street around 1895. A student or other patron of Pinkney's stands on the other side of the campus wall. East College is visible in the background.
View of Noah Pinkney standing on a sidewalk along N. West Street around 1895. East College is visible in the background.
Noah Pinkney (right) stands next to another man outside an entrance to East College around 1910.
President's Quarters of East College in 1867. Dickinson College Presidents and their families lived in the eastern end of the building until 1890.
View of a religion class outside East College on the academic quad in May 1995.
View as religion professors hold their classes outside East College on the academic quad in May 1995.
View as a group of students build a snowman outside East College in February 1993.
View as a student studies in a 2nd floor widow of East College around 1980.
View of a student studying outside East College in 1983.
View of students studying inside East College in February 1991.
View of the Tome Scientific Building (left) and East College around 1905.
This reverse painting on glass shows West College and East College from W. High Street around 1840.
The painter as well as the date of creation are unknown.
