Postcard

This postcard depicts an image of Metzger Hall, one of Dickinson College's early female dorms.

This postcard depicts an image of Metzger Hall, c1920. Metzger Hall housed female students until 1963.

This postcard depicts Lloyd Hall, the first women's dormitory at Dickinson College. The postcard was sent by Marguerete E. in September of 1910. She wrote, "This is where I live. The girls are lovely to me. My roomate has not arrived yet. I have unpacked my trunk and put my things away."

This postcard depicts Lloyd Hall, the first women's dormitory at Dickinson College.

This image depicts a group of female and male students on the bleachers. The women in the postcard are holding 1912 banners.

This image depicts the class of 1913 as freshmen.

This postcard depicts a female Dickinsonian ready to play tennis. The caption on the back reads "The Dickinson Coed."

Drayer Hall postcard advertising Dickinson College's all female residence, closer to campus than any prior female housing.