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This looks like a picture that was turned into a postcard. In the top left corner it reads "Ursinus College". On the right it reads "A Tradition to Cherish, A Future to Ensure..." On the bottom it denotes the building shown as Bomberger Hall

A picture of the south side of Bomberger Hall during the fall after the trees have lost their leaves.

Music classroom in Bomberger Hall.
During its renovations, the administrators decided that the music department would be located in Bomberger Memorial Hall.

Bomberger Hall covered in snow in the middle of a huge snow storm, Feb. 2016

South side of Bomberger Memorial Hall
A note was included in this picture. It reads

John Henry Augustus Bomberger
*First President of Ursinus
*He was a German Reformed pastor that led a "low church" group that believed in plain and simple…

Professor Isaiah M. Rapp is seen with students in the chemistry laboratory in Bomberger Memorial Hall. This laboratory allowed the college an up-to-date curriculum in the physical sciences.

The East side of Bomberger Hall is seen in this 1927 photo where a student is standing next to an automobile. Bomberger Hall was built in 1891 and named after J.H.A. Bomberger, the first president of Ursinus.

The south side of Bomberger Memorial Hall

One of the academic classrooms in Bomberger Memorial Hall

An academic classroom in Bomberger Memorial Hall