Looking toward campus from an easterly direction. Lower left are Eben Holden, Lee Hall and Rebert Hall Dorms. The heating plant, Dean Eaton and Whitman Hall dominate the center of the photo. Left to right in the background are part of Sykes, Hepburn Hall, Carnegie Hall, ODY Library, Gunnison Chapel, Richardson Hall and Atwood Hall. A portion of Vilas and the University Center are visible at the extreme right.

Looking east form high above Park Street. Hulett & Jenks dormitories are prominent in the background. In the foreground is ODY Library, featuring the new Torrey Wing, opened in 1980.

Buildings surrounding the quad in the 1980s looking south. From lower left, Griffiths Arts Center, E. J. Noble Center, Heating Plant, Bookstore, Dean Eaton, Sykes, Hepburn, Carnegie, Gunnison Chapel, Vilas.

The entire campus in the mid-1970s looking easterly. The only building not pictured is Appleton Arena.

A late 60s-early 70s view looking east straight down Romoda Drive. Clockwise from left: Vilas Hall, Greek house, Hulett Hall, Griffiths Art Center, Noble University Center.

The entire St. Lawrence campus in 1972. Recently completed buildings include Bewkes Science Hall and the Augsbury Phys Ed complex (upper left), Griffiths Art Center (toward center just to the left of the trees) and additional dorm space (to the right of the trees along Ramoda Drive-lower center)

The first aerial photo taken of the SLU campus, along with that of the Agricultural and Technical Institute, looking southeast. In the lower portion of the photo are Herring-Cole Library, Richardson Hall, Gunnison Chapel, Fisher Hall and Park Street Hall. Toward the center, Dean Eaton Residence for women (1928), Carnegie Hall, Hepburn Hall and Men's Residence (1931, later Sykes). The upper part of the photo consists of the ATI campus, Memorial Hall, Cook (Piskor) Hall, Payson Hall and various barns and outbuildings associated with ATI.