Carnegie Mellon University - Historic Images

Soldiers training on the Carnegie Tech campus, World War I.

''This picture shows a parade on the campus (Carnegie Institute of Technology) of the S.A.T.C. (Student Army Training Corps). These boys were entered here in the fall of 1918 and consisted of two unites, the infantry and the naval group. This, as we know, did not last very long, as all such schemes for the instruction of young soldiers ceased with the signing of the Armistice on November 11, 1918''. This photograph was taken during the opening of Langley Aeronautics Laboratory, Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Students in the Applied Industries department at the Carnegie Institute of Technology practice plumbing work in a classroom setting.

Men and women in costume, men carrying a coffin on student qualification day, c. 1920.

Men in uniform work in one of the industrial shops at Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Students are pulled down the street in a bathtub during a Spring Carnival celebration at Carnegie Tech.

Students sit on, and peek around a tree on Carnegie Tech campus.

A photograph of the 1914 Carnegie Tech production of the play "Two Gentlemen of Verona", directed by T. Wood Stevens.

Men in uniform working in an industrial shop on the Carnegie Institute of Technology campus.