The courtyard between several primary campus buildings at Rockford College. On the left is Sill Hall, in the middle is Barnes Hall, and on the right is Middle Hall. Linden Hall is somewhat obscured by trees between Barnes and Middle Halls.
A Rockford College postcard with a message that reads: "Does this look natural. I [found] a real good picture. Received money order O.K. Louis." Several Halls are visible in the postcard, from left to right: Sill Hall, Linden Hall, Talcott Hall, and…
A Rockford College postcard with a message that reads: "Aug 16. Dear Lottie, Received your card yesterday. Had a card Sat from Anna. Frank can walk some without a cane. Is still at Springs. I have not seen any of our folks since I saw you. Had a…
A Rockford College postcard has a message that reads: "Does this look like home? I am reading novels and sewing a little. When are you coming home? I am anxious for my [?]. Don't you dare forget as soon as you get home. How is your mother, I hope…
Rockford College was chartered as the Rockford Female Seminary in 1847. In 1881 it occupied a campus bordered by Morgan (aka Bluff St.), Seminary, and Division Streets on the Rock River. This photograph appears to look northwest with Sill Hall in…
Rockford College was chartered as the Rockford Female Seminary in 1847. In 1881, it occupied a campus bordered by Morgan (aka Bluff St.), Seminary, and Division Streets on the Rock River. This photograph may be Adams Hall.
Rockford College was chartered as the Rockford Female Seminary in 1847. In 1881 it occupied a campus bordered by Morgan (aka Bluff St.), Seminary, and Division Streets on the Rock River. This photograph may be Linden, Middle, and Chapel Halls…
Rockford College was chartered as the Rockford Female Seminary in 1847. In 1881 it occupied a campus bordered by Morgan (aka Bluff St.), Seminary, and Division Streets on the Rock River. This photograph looks northwest showing Sill Hall on the right…