Students and faculty stand in groups throughout the quad during the 1915-1916 academic year.
The caption reads: "Campus of Dickinson College, 1915-16"
Students in this photo include: Esther Popel ('19) ; William Jefferson ('19)
Old West, the Tome Scientific Building, and East College are visible in this photograph of the Academic quad around 1960.
Men from the Class of 1885 enjoy wearing top hats at their reunion c.1900.
View of the Roscoe O. Bonisteel Planetarium entrance inside the Tome Scientific Building in 1963.
Five students stand by the Bonisteel Planetarium starfield projector in 1963.
32nd Army Air Corps Cadets the physical science laboratory in the basement of the Tome Science Building in 1944.
Professor Charles Francis Himes in a laboratory in the Tome Scientific Building around 1890.
View of Professor Charles Francis Himes in a laboratory in the Tome Scientific Building around 1890.
The class of 1893 sits in class in the chemical lecture room of Tome on May 20, 1892. While most students are men, several women sit in the back row.
Two individuals, possibly students, perform a chemistry lab exercise in the Tome Scientific Building around 1900.
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"
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.
Professor of Modern Languages Wright Kirk and Micheline Ricois (a Fulbright scholar from France) teach a class in the Electronic Language Laboratory around 1960. This classroom was located in the Tome Scientific Building.
View of the main entrance to the Tome Scientific Building around 1930.
A female student in a dunce cap and a man on the steps of the Tome Scientific Building around 1890.
Female students in "dunce" caps pose for a photograph outside Tome Scientific Building around 1890.
Four female students perform a science experiment in Tome in 1889. The woman second from the left is Mary Himes ('89).
Professor Henry L. Yeagley with a class in the Bonisteel Planetarium in 1963. The planetarium was in the Tome Scientific Building.
View of John Dickinson Campus around 1890, with Old West and Tome Scientific Building 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.
View of a janitor inside a lab in the Tome Scientific Building around 1895.
View of a lab inside the Tome Scientific Building around 1900.
