Space, Time, & Tradition

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The College Museum located on the third floor of the "New Recitation Building" (Glatfelter Hall). Photo by William H. Tipton, ca 1891-1894. (Image #2194)

Fred Sternat and Paul Froelich, Class of 1904 in their dormitory - Room 24 "New Dormitory" (Mcknight Hall). [Taken by flashlight June 13, 1901.] From the estate of Frederick C. Sternat. (Image #9552)

Glatfelter Hall under re-construction Summer or early Fall 1929. From an album of Spectrum staff member A. Mervin Tyson, Class of 1931. Photo by E. White Studio, N.Y. no later than September 19, 1929. (Image #9424)

College baseball games in the first quarter century were played on Nixon Field. (Today the site of Musselman Library, Rice, Stine, and Paul, and Bridenbaugh Halls.) Coached by Ira Plank and assisted by brother Eddie Plank (then starting his 13th season with the Philadelphia Athletics) the 1913 team compiled a record of 7 wins and 7 losses. Photo from an album compiled by Dr. Frank Kramer, Class of 1914. 

Memorial Garden with Bridenbaugh Hall in distance. Summer or early Fall 1929. From an album of Spectrum staff member A. Mervin Tyson, Class of 1931. Photo by E. White Studio, N.Y. no later than September 19, 1929. (Image #9418)

Mrs. Elizabeth (Stubblefield) "Julie" Langsam (wife of Walter C. Langsam, president 1952- 1955) working with members of Interfraternity Council as they landscape the 'ditch' behind the newly constructed College Chapel. Gettysburg's IFC received national recognition for changing 'Hell Week' to 'Help Week.' Photo by Lane Studio, spring 1953. (Image #299)