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The people in this photo from Left to Right: Dana Schroeder, Ben Jacobson, Spencer McCombs, Danielle Jondal. This photo was taken on May 5, 2013. These four individuals were great friends and they are standing outside of Memorial Auditorium holding…

This pdf has 35 pages from a journal and there are many different things written in it. Some things written in this journal are math problems, school cheers, geography, prayers, Bible verses, religion, people's names, program schedule of events,…

Hans Bjertness attended Concordia College during the academic years of 1895-1896, 1896-1897, and 1897-1898. Bjertness was from Traill County, North Dakota. This autograph book contains well wishes and signatures from Concordia College classmates as…

This photograph is of a man, likely a Concordia student, standing next to the fountain that used to be in the front of Old Main. The individual in the photograph is unknown.

This gold sweater has a maroon Cobber "C" stitched on the front of it.

This wood board is painted brown with shadowed white lettering stating "Fallout Shelter." The sign was used at Concordia College, though the exact location of its use is unknown.

This banner is made of blue and grey felt. The class motto "Be Steadfast and Endure" is stitched onto the front of the banner.

These images show 7th Street which used to run through campus immediately to the west of Old Main. This area is now part of Founder's Court. It is estimated that these images were taken before or after a commencement ceremony, likely in 1926.

In 1962, the Park Region Dorm Council worked with the Manambaro Hospital in Madagascar as part of the ALC World Missions. It appears that the Park Region dorm raised money that was given to the mission. These funds helped a young woman recover from…

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…