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Caldwell College campus
View of the Caldwell College campus, circa 1910, showing the main building (West Hall) and the smaller chapel.
Caldwell College campus
View of the Caldwell College campus circa 1900, showing the main building (West Hall) and the smaller chapel.
Caldwell House
View of the recreation room in Caldwell House, dated June 1962. Students are unidentified.
Caldwell House
View of the lounge in Caldwell House, dated June 1962. Students are unidentified.
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
View of Caldwell Presbyterian Church, located near Parksville, Kentucky. Built in 1828, it is now a private residence.
Caldwell Presbyterian Church
View of Caldwell Presbyterian Church, located near Parksville, Kentucky. Built in 1828, it is now a private residence.
Carnegie Library
Photograph of the exterior of Carnegie Library on the Centre College campus, circa 1930. Built in 1913 through a gift from Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie served as Centre's library until 1966.
Carnegie Library
Photograph of the exterior of Carnegie Library on the Centre College campus, circa 1930. Built in 1913 through a gift from Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie served as Centre's library until 1966.
Carnegie Library
Photograph of the exterior of Carnegie Library on the Centre College campus, circa 1930. Built in 1913 through a gift from Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie served as Centre's library until 1966.
Carnegie Library
Photograph of the exterior of Carnegie Library on the Centre College campus, circa 1930. Built in 1913 through a gift from Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie served as Centre's library until 1966.
Carnegie Library
Photograph of the exterior of Carnegie Library on the Centre College campus, circa 1930. Built in 1913 through a gift from Andrew Carnegie, Carnegie served as Centre's library until 1966.
Carnegie Library reading room
View of unidentified students and staff in the reading room of the Carnegie Library. Photograph dates circa 1960.
Carnegie Library reading room
View of unidentified students in the reading room of the Carnegie Library. Photograph dates circa 1960.
Carnegie Library reading room
View of unidentified students in the reading room of the Carnegie Library. Photograph dates circa 1960.
Carnegie Library reading room
View of unidentified students in the reading room of the Carnegie Library. Photograph dates circa 1960.
Carnegie Library reading room
View of unidentified students in the reading room of the Carnegie Library. Photograph dates circa 1960.
Centre College aerial view, 1939
Aerial photograph of the Centre College campus taken by W. C. Alcock, October 28, 1939. Buildings that are visible include (l-r) the old Danville High School, Carnegie Library, Boyle-Humphrey Gymnasium, Old Main, Old Young, Fry House (upper right),…
Centre College campus winter scene
Photograph of a winter scene of the Centre College campus, circa 1895, taken from the First Presbyterian Church. Visible are Old Boyle-Humphrey Gymnasium, Old Main, and Breckinridge Hall.
Centre College campus, 1879
Collage of campus buildings that appeared in the May 29, 1879, issue of the Centre College Courant. Includes Old Main (bottom left), first Sayre Library (top), and Old Centre (bottom right).
Centre College campus, 1920
Undated photograph of the Centre College campus, circa 1920. Buildings are (l-r) Carnegie Library, Boyle-Humphrey Alumni Gymnasium, Old Main, and Old Young Science Hall.
Centre College students, 1878
Centre College students from the classes of 1878, 1879, and 1880 standing outside Old Main.
Centre College students, 1880
Undated and unidentified group of Centre College students standing outside Old Main. Photograph dates circa 1880's.
Centre students
Undated photograph of students walking between Old Main (right) and Old Young Science Hall (not visible), circa 1920s.
Chenault Alumni House
Built in 1904, renovated in 1998. Named for Carroll C. Chenault Jr., Class of 1920. Home to the offices of alumni and development. From 1932 to 1962, it housed Phi Delta Theta fraternity. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
Cotton House
The Cotton House was built as the Phi Kappa Tau house, the first of a proposed "Quadrangle Plan", which called for Centre's fraternities to build houses on land behind Craik House and along Maple Aveneu. The Phi Kappa Tau house was the only such…