View of the Fraternity Quadrangle shortly after construction was completed in August 1964.
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The Fraternity Quadrangle under construction on June 13, 1963. W. Louther Street is in foreground and the Byers Lumber Company building is at the far right of the photograph.
View of the Fraternity Quadrangle under construction in July 1963. The Reeves-Hoffman crystal factory is visible in the background.
The building in the foreground of this photo became Alpha Chi Rho (now Atwater Hall).
The Fraternity Quadrangle under construction in July 1963. Railroad freight cars are visible on the left side of the photograph. The building in the background was demolished during construction.
View of the Fraternity Quadrangle under construction in May 1964.
This shot was taken looking east along W. High Street.
View of the Fraternity Quadrangle under construction in June 1964.
View of a dorm room in one of the ten buildings that formed the Fraternity Quadrangle around 1975.
Two students in a dorm room in one of the ten buildings that formed the Fraternity Quadrangle around 1975.
View of a common room in one of the ten residence halls that comprise the Fraternity Quadrangle around 1980.
The Theta Chi fraternity creates this team spirit display for the Homecoming football game against Lebanon Valley in fall 1970. The display features a large toilet with the words "Dunk the Dutchmen" on the side.
View of a student in a room in one dormitories located in the Upper or Lower Quads.
