Article about the history of the University of Scranton by Dr. Frank X. J. Homer '64. This article served as the fifth and final installment of a series of preprints from The University of Scranton: A Centennial History.
Black and white photograph (undated) taken from Denis Edward Residence Hall, overlooking the lower quad residence halls. From left to right: Casey Hall, Martin Hall, Fitch Hall, and McCourt Hall.
Black and white photograph (undated) of residence halls along Linden Street at the corner of Clay Avenue prior to the construction of the University Commons and the Royal Way. From left to right, Fitch Hall, Martin Hall, Casey Hall, Lynett Hall,...
Photograph (dated ca. 1961) of the University of Scranton's lower quad of dormitories, which were built in 1958. Fitch Hall is at center and McCourt Hall is at right. The other two residence halls in the quad, Martin Hall and Casey Hall, are not...
Black and white photograph of the University of Scranton's lower quad of dormitories, including McCourt, Fitch, Martin, and Casey Halls. The Long Center, St. Thomas Hall, and parts of the Scranton skyline are visible.
Photograph of the University of Scranton's lower quad of dormitories, including McCourt, Fitch, Martin, and Casey Halls. The Long Center, St. Thomas Hall, and parts of the Scranton skyline are visible.
Draft of a book on the history of the University of Scranton, written by Frank Homer, Professor Emeritus of History at the University who was also a graduate of the University's class of 1964 and is considered the University's historian.
Photograph (ca. 1957) of the University of Scranton's first student residences (Martin, McCourt, and Fitch Halls), located on the 300 block of Quincy Avenue. The three houses served as dorms from 1955-1958, prior to the construction of the lower...
