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A view facing the window inside one of Bishop Whipple's female bathrooms when the building was used as a residence hall. Bathroom stalls are on on the left and sinks and mirrors are on the right.

Treelined sidewalks leading towards Main Building's eastern face. Main Building, curently known as Bishop Whipple Hall, is the oldest building on Concordia's campus.

A color postcard portraying an artist's rendition of the eastern and southern faces of Ladies' Hall; trees obscure much of the eastern face.

A photograph of the north and eastern faces of Bishop Whipple Hall, circa 1917. Academy Hall is seen in the background and the photograph has been cut along the buildings' roofs.

A shoveled walkway leads up to the front of the Music Conservatory during the winter of 1923.

A shot of the Music Conservatory's north face from inside Academy Hall during the wintertime. Grose and Bishop Whipple Halls are on the left and students are seen walking across campus.

Looking down on the hospital during the wintertime with a car parked outside to the right

Postcard of Nurse Axness and the first patients, probably ailed by scarlet fever, at the Concordia College hospital, circa 1910