Photograph of front of College Point House. Built in 1882 as a men's residence hall. Became a women's dormitory in 1908. Construction of west wing completed in 1920. Construction of east wing completed in 1928. Building razed...
Photograph of front of Hanover Presbyterian Church. Church founded in 1812. Named after Hanover, New Hampshire, hometown of the first pastor Rev. Thomas Searle's wife. Town later adopted the name. John Finley Crowe, founder of...
Photograph of first observatory. Built in 1889. Contained classroom, telescope, Transit instrument, Howard Astronomical clock, sextants, and spectroscope. Culbertson Observatory built in 1992 replacing original observatory....
Photograph of back of Old Classic Hall. Construction began in 1853 and completed in 1857. Originally called College Building. Building consisted of 'center building...with lateral and transverse wings' containing 'corridors,...
Photograph of front of Old Classic Hall. Construction began in 1853 and completed in 1857. Originally called College Building. Building consisted of 'center building...with lateral and transverse wings' containing 'corridors,...
Photograph of front of Old Classic Hall. Construction began in 1853 and completed in 1857. Originally called College Building. Building consisted of 'center building...with lateral and transverse wings' containing 'corridors,...
Photograph of Old Classic Hall from Hendricks Library. Construction began in 1853 and completed in 1857. Originally called College Building. Building consisted of 'center building...with lateral and transverse wings' containing...
Photograph of the first president's house. Built in 1876 by President Heckman, the 9th president of Hanover College. House was razed in 1951. New house for the president built on same land.
Photograph of Old Science Hall. Built in 1897. Held the President's office and chemistry classrooms on 1st floor, physics and geology classrooms on 2nd floor, and biology classrooms on 3rd floor. Burnt on January 1, 1919....