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A long line of students entering the bookstore and Home Economics conjoined building

Academy Hall standing alone before Grose Hall was built, 1909

Bishop Whipple Hall's eastern face as photographed by Cyrus Running on a walkway during the wintertime. Fjelstad Hall is seen in the background behind a tree in the foreground.

Carol Bailey (left) and Loren Svaulding (right) standing outside the Bookstore in the snow during the 1936-1937 academic year

Laddars scale Bishop Whipple's western façade as workers renovate the building. Grose and Academy Halls are seen in the background.

Color post card of the gymnasium with hospital and Bishop Whipple in the background

Exterior view of the Gymnasium. This structure was built in 1915 and has served many purposes in Concordia College's history. From 1946-1947, it served as a men’s dormitory and was lovingly coined “Paradise Hall.” The building was remodeled in 1953…

Attendees posed outside of Old Main on the day of the building's dedication.

Women gather for devotions inside Fjelstad Hall's Frida Nilsen Lounge during the 1950s.

Dr. Clarence Glasrud, member of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Divine in Moorhead, speaks at the rededication of Bishop Whipple Hall during Homecoming, 1989.