Harvey Stork collection: Places / Campus scenes, 1862-1927 | Carleton College Archives

Collection Overview

Title: Harvey Stork collection: Places / Campus scenes, 1862-1927

ID: 05/8e (1)

Extent: 0.0

Arrangement: Stork collection prints are not oversized images, but are permanently affixed to oversized paper backings that cause the entire collection to be housed with our oversized prints in size 'e': up to 11x14.5". The collection is physically stored in the order originally given the prints by Stork, and each Stork collection image has been given an individual sequential number, from e-1 through e-1108.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Harvey Stork photograph collection consists primarily of Carleton-related images dated Fall 1920 to Fall 1927, but also includes a number of earlier college photographs which Stork collected and added to the set.

Box and Folder Listing

Sub-Series 7: Campus skylines and panoramas

Item e-26: Campus skyline, viewed from the northwest, 1916-1920: Creator (Photographers): Sumner studio, Northfield
Item e-27: Panoramic view of campus, viewed from the northeast, 1922/23: Additional Date Information: 1923-Spring; Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork
Item e-28: Baseball diamond, heating plant, and west side of campus, viewed from the northwest, 1920-1927: Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork; Published in: Carleton Souvenir 1922: 3
Item e-29: Campus skyline, viewed from the northwest, with an automobile in foreground, 1920-1922: Creator (Photographers): Sumner studio, Northfield; Published in: Viewbook 1927: 3
Item e-30: Looking southwest at Northfield and upper Cannon River, as seen from a tower of Men’s Dormitory, 1920/21: Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork; Related material: e-31
Item e-31: Campus walk from Men’s Dormitory to Gridley Hall, as seen from a tower of Men’s Dormitory, 1920/21: Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork; Published in: News Bulletin May 1921: 23; Related material: e-30
Item e-44: Campus view (New Women's Dormitory, Gridley, Skinner, Goodsell), viewed from the northeast, across Lyman Lakes, 1922/23: Additional Date Information: 1923-Spring; Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork
Item e-48: Campus view (Goodsell, Music Hall, etc.), viewed from the northeast, across Lyman Lakes, 1924: Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork
Item e-49: Campus view (New Women's Dormitory, Gridley, Skinner), viewed from the northeast, across Lyman Lakes, 1922/23: Additional Date Information: 1923-Spring; Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork
Item e-50: Lyman Lakes and bridge, viewed from the north, with campus (Goodsell Observatory and Music Hall, to Skinner Chapel tower) in the background, 1923-1926: Creator (Photographers): Sumner studio, Northfield
Item e-51: Goodsell Observatory and other campus buildings (Gridley, Skinner, Willis, Laird), viewed from the east, across Lyman Lakes, with concrete bridge in foreground, 1922/23: Additional Date Information: 1923-Spring; Creator (Photographers): Harvey E. Stork
Item e-219: A view of Carleton College from the Cannon River: Creator (Photographers): Sumner studio, Northfield
Item e-220: Campus view looking east from tower of Men’s Dormitory / West Hall, with Willis Hall to the left and Skinner Chapel, Gridley Hall and New Women’s Dormitory / Nourse Hall in the distance, 1920/21
Item e-266: Grouping of three campus scenes: two campus panoramas viewed from the south, showing Willis Hall, Williams Hall, the Music building (Seccombe House), the original Observatory, Goodsell Observatory, and Gridley Hall, with also an overlaid image of the original (pre-1880) Willis Hall: Creator (Photographers): Sumner studio, Northfield
Item e-280: Campus view from from the east, across the Lyman Lakes, 1925/26: Additional Date Information: 1926-06; Creator (Photographers): Buckbee-Mears Company; Published in: Viewbook 1927: 16/17; Viewbook 1929: 6; Viewbook 1936/37 - Carleton College Today: 8
Item e-311.5: Vista from the lower bridge on the Lyman Memorial Lakes, looking southeast towards Evans Hall and Goodsell Observatory, 1927: Creator (Photographers): F. W. Ouradnik; Published in: Carleton Circle Dec. 1927: 34