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

Two unidentified female students read in their Fjelstad dorm room in November of 1953.

In this interview, Joanna described her friendship with another girl on campus. She talked about her experience working on The Concordian. Finally, she talked about her life after she attended Concordia College.

An arial view, on a postcard, of the collapsed metal framework for the new Field House. The Cobber Barracks are seen behind the construction site in the background.

The Concordia Choir sings during a February 1984 chapel service in the Centrum.

This book looks like it was an introduction to Norse grammar and the language. The first page and the preface have names signed on them.

This is a photo of Old Main at Concordia College. This photo was taken of the west entrance of the building, the most commonly used entrance today. It was taken at night on November 23, 2013.

Camp Campbell, Kentucky
March 22, 1943
Hi Eve.
I feel good to-day [sic]. I just got three letters from you. One dated the 17th, one the 18th, and the other one the 19th. So you see that there’s a hold up [sic] in the mail somewhere between here…

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.

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…