Keystone College - 1868 to present

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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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1913 Keystone Academy Archway
1913 Keystone Academy Archway
Keystone Archway, Circa 1910
The archway stood as the entry way for the entire Keystone Campus.
1919 Opening Game at Polo Grounds in New York City
1919 Opening Game at Polo Grounds in New York City
Keystone College (La Plume, Pa)-History, Mathewson, Christy, 1880-1925, Baseball Players-1900-1920, Christy Mathewson, Big Six, Keystone Academy, New York Giants baseball, Philadelphia Athletics baseball
News service photograph featuring Christy Mathewson and John McGraw leading a parade of New York Giants and Philadelphia Athletics players at the Polo Grounds in New York City in 1919. Photo stamped "International Film Service Company".
1937 Faculty
1937 Faculty
Faculty and Staff
Front Row: Oswald, W Williams, Hollinshead, Watkins, Denmon 2nd Morris, Yost, Wolfe, Kay, Lightfoot, Davies, Dudley, 3rd Gildersleeve, Stapoy, Hess, Luckman, Campbell
1937 Faculty
1937 Faculty
Faculty and Staff
Front row: Oswald, W Williams, Hollinshead, Watkins, Denmon 2nd Morris, Yost, Wolfe, Kay, Lightfoot, Davies, Dudley, 3rd Gildersleeve, Stapoy, Hess, Luckman, Campbell
1937 Librarian
1937 Librarian
Keystone College; Keystone Junior College; Keystone Academy; Faculty; Staff
R.M Lightfoor Jr. Librarian through library window View-book 1937
1941 Faculty
1941 Faculty
Faculty and Staff
First Row left to right: Miss Anabel Zimmerman, Dr. John Humes, Fred Denmon, Charles T. Oswald, Dr. F.B. Davies. Second Row left to right: Dr. Samuel Morris, Miss Lucile M. Scheuer, Peter P. Stapay, Byron S. Hollinshead, President; John A. Campbell.
1941 Faculty
1941 Faculty
Faculty and Staff
First Row left to right: George Azar Jr., Doris Smith, Dr. Helen Garret, R.M. Lightfoot Jr. Norton Beach. Second Row left to right: Samuel A. Lee, Dr. Gene A. Wallar, Dr. Joseph A. Strelzoff.
1965 Aerial View
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.
3x5 Mr. Wheeler Unknown date
3x5 Mr. Wheeler Unknown date
Faculty and Staff
5x7 Jen Howe Unknown Date
5x7 Jen Howe Unknown Date
Faculty and Staff
5x7 Mr. Sakavich Albert E. Sakavich Unknown date
5x7 Mr. Sakavich Albert E. Sakavich Unknown date
Faculty and Staff
Academy Day 1978
Academy Day 1978
Scrantonian Image, Keystone College, Keystone Junior College, Keystone Academy, Faculty, Staff
Susan Belin, Mary Van Nort, And Barbara Mikolon on Academy Day 10-1-1978
Academy Street and Mill Pond
Academy Street and Mill Pond
Keystone College (La Plume, Pa.)-Buildings-History, Streets-1870-1930, Keystone Academy, Keystone Junior College, Academy Street, circa 1884
Note on back of photograph: "This is a copy of a picture taken by W. M. Manchester (probably taken by moonlight) in the year 1884. Old Mill and Mill Pond at Factoryville. Torn down by the owners (Moffats) in 1959-1960. Land donated to Keystone Jr. College in 1962 by Grace Moffat.
The Advisers
The Advisers
Faculty and Staff
The Advisers 1949-1950
The Advisers 1949-1950
Faculty and Staff
Upon admission to Keystone, each student was assigned an adviser. These men helped plan our program to beast suit our future needs and requirements. The advisers took a personal interest in each student and kept his eye open for academic difficulties. The advisers for the 1949-50 year were Benjamin Trapani, Paul Lilly, S. William Dowey, Blake Tewksbury, William W. Couzens, and Alexander Anderson. 1950 Nokomian
Aerial View Circa 1980
Aerial View Circa 1980
Aerial View, Circa 1980
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.
Aerial View Circa 1980
Aerial View Circa 1980
Aerial View, Science Department, Circa 1980
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.
Aerial View from Dormitory Side
Aerial View from Dormitory Side
Aerial View, Circa 1970
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.
Aerial View of Baseball Field and Tennis Courts
Aerial View of Baseball Field and Tennis Courts
Baseball Field
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.
Aerial View of Gambal Athletic Center
Aerial View of Gambal Athletic Center
Gambal Athletic Center, Sergius Gambal
Gambal Athletic Center was built in 1987 and dedicated to Sergius Gambal on October 28, 1988. Sergius (Serge) Gambal was born in Old Forge, Pa., and served in the Army during World War II in the European theater. After the war, he graduated from what was then called Keystone Junior College, Gambal graduated in 1947.