"Metzger College Women's Dormitory", c1930
Date
c1930
This image depicts a side view of Metzger Hall, the women's dormitory.
Metzger College
Dean Meredith's Family Works at Metzger Hall
Date
January 22, 1920
In her letter to President Morgan dated January 22, 1920, Dean Meredith discusses the running of the household at Metzger Hall. According to Meredith, in order to run the Hall, "two cooks, two house maids, two waitresses, a dishwasher, and George [a janitor]" are needed. The Dean of Women is concerned that the current staff, hired by Sarah K. Ege (the "Lady in charge of Metzger College"), are stealing from the college. Moreover, she argues that they do not do their jobs.
"Statement of Girls Wishing Registration, Metzger College, 1921-1922"
Date
April 22. 1921
This document lists the names and addresses of thirty women who lived in Metzger Hall in 1921-1922.
Dickinson College Leases Metzger College
Date
January 20, 1914
In 1914, on motion of Issac McCurley, the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees secured the lease of Metzger College. Metzge College was to be the new dormitory for female students. The motion was seconded by Charles K. Zug.