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Main Building's eastern face during the 1880s
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.
Dedication of Old Main, 1906
Attendees posed outside of Old Main on the day of the building's dedication.
Industrial excavator at work in front of Bishop Whipple Hall during the 1989 renovations
A 40 Drott Excavator from Henry Brother's Excavating Incorporated at work in front of Bishop Whipple Hall during the 1989 renovations. Photograph taken by Stevie Mathre, a 1990 Concordia graduate
Fjelstad Hall cornerstone laying, Homecoming 1937
Helga Fjelstad seated on a chair on the right during the Homecoming cornerstone laying ceremony for Fjelstad Hall on Sunday, October 31, 1937.
Photograph from inside Academy Hall looking out towards the Music Conservatory
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.
Northern face of the Music Conservatory during the wintertime
A shoveled walkway leads up to the front of the Music Conservatory during the winter of 1923.
Color photograph of workers renovating Bishop Whipple Hall's western façade, 1988
Laddars scale Bishop Whipple's western façade as workers renovate the building. Grose and Academy Halls are seen in the background.
Frontal view of the President's Residence, 1920
Frontal view of the President's Residence and the sidewalk leading up to the front porch, housing a bicycle
South view of the Aasgaard House from the road
Postcard of the Aasgaard House donated by Harold Brunsvold. The house's north wall is covered in Ivy and the front of house decorated with window planters.
Northeast view of the Aasgaard House in the wintertime with the President's Residence in the background
A northeast view of the President's Residence, currently the Aasgaard House, with the Gosslee Home, currently the President's Residence, in the background during the wintertime.
Featured Item
Joshua Shield Necklace
A necklace given to every freshman football player, before playing their first homecoming game. Inscribed with the Bible verse Joshua 1:9 on the back.