Biology students perform a dissection around 1880.
Four female students perform a science experiment in Tome in 1889. The woman second from the left is Mary Himes ('89).
Professor Charles Francis Himes in a laboratory in the Tome Scientific Building around 1890.
View of a chemistry lab in the Tome Scientific Building with information about coal gas on the board. The handwritten caption on the photograph reads: "Lecture Table - Chemistry"
Two male students in a lab in Tome Scientific Building around 1890.
A science class meets in the Tome Scientific Building around 1890.
Several Biology students perform dissections around 1895.
Biology students perform dissections while smoking pipes around 1895.
View of a janitor inside a lab in the Tome Scientific Building around 1895.
Two individuals, possibly students, perform a chemistry lab exercise in the Tome Scientific Building around 1900.
View of a lab inside the Tome Scientific Building around 1900.
The Biology classroom in the basement of Denny Hall around 1920.
Biology students perform a lab exercise around 1940.
32nd Army Air Corps Cadets the physical science laboratory in the basement of the Tome Science Building in 1944.
View of students in a chemistry lab in Tome around 1945.
View of a Physics Lab inside the Tome Scientific Building around 1945.
View of a classroom in the Tome Scientific Building around 1945.
Work area in the Baird Biology Building around 1950.
Students during a class in Baird Biology Building around 1950.
Dr. Horace E. Rogers (second from right) helps a student use a machine in a chemistry lab for determining pH around 1950. Rogers is a member of the Class of 1924.
Far left: Bayard W. Allmond, Jr. (Class of 1956)
Second from left: Barbara S. Allen (Class of 1956)
Two Dickinsonians tinker with a machine used in physics experiments around 1950.
Students participate in a physics lab session in Tome around 1950.
Professor Milton Eddy's (standing, center back) biology class performs a microscopy lab around 1955.
A student pours a reagent into a beaker in a chemistry lab exercise around 1955.
