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The cover of the Ursinus College Bulletin from the winter of 1949. It shows the south side of a snow covered Bomberger Hall with Freeland Hall able to be seen in the background

Across Front Campus- 1930
Showing Bomberger Hall (R), Curtis Dorm and Olevian Barn (description on the back)

The back of the photo also indicates it came be found in the 1930 edition of the Ruby

The sign reads: Graduates of Ursinus are at work in Japan, China, India, Egypt, West Africa, Mesopotamia, The Philippines, Mexico, Porto Rico, Europe, and America. A contribution to this college helps build the civilization of the world

Two men discuss a book in front of Bomberger Hall

Two women have a discussion under a tree with Bomberger Hall in the background

A car can be seen sitting in between Freeland and Bomberger Halls

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.

Artist George R. Anthonisen inspects the newly installed relief Promise/Anthem in the lobby of the Wismer Campus Center.