Photos of Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois - c 1915-1916 - pages 3 - 8

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  I'm very lucky to have several of my grandmother Evelyn Clara Call's (1895-1962) photo albums. And perhaps even luckier that she labeled many of the photos - so I know roughly when and where they were taken, and who was in the photos. 


My grandmother attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in 1915-1916, and then Cornell University in Ithaca, New York from 1916-1919. 

These are the photos from pages 3 - 8 in the album - presumably from 1915-1916 - most appear to have been taken on the campus of Northwester University. Where there was identifying information on the page about the photo, I've included it as a caption under the photo. 

Page 3 - unidentified location





Page 4 - unidentified locations and person






Page 5 - Buildings on the Northwestern Campus



College of Engineering
College of Engineering, Northwestern University

Fiske Hall, Northwestern University

Gate to Campus, Northwestern University

Lunt Library, Northwestern University

Old College, Northwestern University

Page 6 - Buildings on the Northwestern Campus 




Arts College, Northwestern University

Baseball Game, Northwestern University

Garrett Biblical Institute, Northwestern University

Patten Gymnasium, Northwestern University

Observatory, Northwestern University


Patten Gymnasium, Northwestern University


Page 7 - Buildings on the Northwestern Campus



Annie May Swift Hall, School of Oratory, Northwestern University

Annie May Swift Hall, School of Oratory, Northwestern University

Annie May Swift Hall, School of Oratory, Northwestern University

Rest Cottage, Home of Frances E Willard, Northwestern University

Willard Hall, Northwestern University


Page 8 - Buildings on the Northwestern Campus



Heck Hall, May 12, 1916
Mens dormitory destroyed by fire in 1915, Northwestern University


Men's Dormitories, Northwestern University









Location: Evanston, IL, USA

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