John Dickinson Campus

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. Valois is the lithographer (33 Spruce St. in New York), as marked at the lower right of the print.

View of the John Dickinson campus around 1870.

The caption on the reverse side reads: "West College and East College as engraved by Louis E. Neuman for the Atlas of Cumberland County, 1872.

View of the John Dickinson Campus from W. High Street in 1878. Part of the Pagoda can be seen on the right side of the photograph. The railroad tracks are visible running down High Street.

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 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 West College from across W. High Street, circa 1880.  The railroad tracks are visible running down High Street, and a man stands to the right of what would later be dedicated as the Class of 1902 gateway.

A group of unidentified 21 men and 2 boys pose for a photograph in front of Old West circa 1890.

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.

View of John Dickinson Campus around 1890, with Old West and Tome Scientific Building in the background.

An unidentified man riding his bicycle through the academic quad and past Bosler Hall around 1890.

Three men, one with a wheelbarrow, stand outside the western end of East College on the John Dickinson Campus around 1890.

View of West College after a snow fall around 1890.

The future location of the Class of 1900 Gateway after a winter storm around 1895. This gateway is located at the corner of West High and North West Streets. Bosler Hall, Old West, and East College are in the background.

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.

Twenty-five men standing on the academic quad, next to the corner of West College, and with Bosler Hall in the background around 1895.

View of John Dickinson Campus from N. West Street around 1895.

A small child stands next to a tree on the path to Old West around 1895.

View of the John Dickinson Campus from Bosler Hall around 1895. Old West, East College, and Tome Scientific Building are visible in the background.

View of a path on the Dickinson College campus known as "Lovers Lane" in 1895.

The future location of the Class of 1900 Gateway after a winter storm around 1900. This gateway is located at the corner of West High and North West Streets.

A panoramic view of John Dickinson Campus around 1900 .  Bosler Hall is on the far left, West College is in the center, Tome Scientific Building is next to West College, and East College is on the far right.

View of members of the Class of 1902 in front of the John Dickinson Campus.