Keystone College - 1868 to present

About This Collection

Welcome to the Keystone College 1868- Present Collection, a part of the POWER Library: PA Photos and Documents. This collection contains materials pertaining to the history of Keystone College from its inception as Keystone Academy in 1868 as the first higher educational institution in Northeast PA.

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1954 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1954

1955 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1955

1956 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1956

1957 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1957

1958 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1958

1959 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1959

1960 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1960

1961 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1961

1962 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1962

1963 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1963

1964 Nokomian Yearbook

Yearbooks of Keystone College

Keystone Junior College's Nokomian Yearbook for 1964

1965 Aerial View

Aerial View, Circa 1960

Keystone Academy started out as a 21 acre tract of land that was purchased from the estate of George Capwell. By the end of the 1800's there were two buildings on campus. Main Hall (now know as Harris Hall) and the Ladies Institute (Moore Hall). Throughout the 1900's construction on campus continued to include buildings still on campus today. As of 2011, Keystone's 270 acre campus is truly special, with Victorian architecture, landscaped surroundings, athletic fields, hiking trails, a freshwater stream and more.