Ivy League Collection (page 3)

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PROGRAM. 1927 Yale-Princeton football game program cover by John Held Jr

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, 1925. Kings College Chapel. Photograph, c1925

Portrait of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, from The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine
KW293360 Portrait of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, from The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine, May to October, 1883 (litho) by American School

Gore Hall, Harvard University in c. 1870, from American Pictures published
KW171052 Gore Hall, Harvard University in c.1870, from American Pictures published by the Religious Tract Society, 1876 (engraving) by English School

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, c1900. Wilson Library at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Photograph, c1900

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, c1900. Dartmouth Hall at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Photograph, c1900

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, c1900. Bartlett Hall at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Photograph, c1900

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, c1900. Rollins Chapel at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. Photograph, c1900

ICE HOCKEY, 1896. An in-door game of hockey on artificial ice. Yale vs St. Nicholas at the St. Nicholas Skating Club on West 66th Street, New York City. American newspaper illustration, 1896

COLLEGE FOOTBALL, 1889. Cornell vs. Rochester, 1889. Photographed by Seneca Ray Stoddard

YALE VS. HARVARD, 1902. Yale vs. Harvard football game, 1902

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, c1902. Columbia University student seated, smoking a cigarette. Poster by John E. Sheridan, c1902

HARVARD UNIVERSITY, 1828. Harvard University in Cambridge Massachusetts. Color lithograph, 1828

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE LAWSUIT. Title page of a Report of the case of the Trustees of Dartmouth College... 1819

PRINCETON COLLEGE, 1837. The College of New Jersey at Princeton. Lithograph, 1837

YALE UNDERGRADUATES, c1875. The Wooden Spoon Committee of Yale College

Yale Undergraduates, 1896

TORONTO UNIVERSITY. Toronto University, originally Kings College, built in 1842. Pen-and-ink drawing by Charles W. Jefferys (1869-1951)

YALE COLLEGE, 1862. A group of undergraduates in 1862. Photograph

YALE COLLEGE, 1870. A group of Yale undergraduates in 1870. Photograph

The Yale University basketball team, 1901
YALE BASKETBALL TEAM, 1901. The Yale University basketball team, 1901

Rowing on the Charles River and Harvard University buildings in Cambridge, Greater Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Weld Boathouse is a Harvard-owned building on the bank of the Charles River in Cambridge, Greater Boston, Massachusetts, USA

View of the campus of Harvard University through the John W. Weeks Bridge in Cambridge, Greater Boston, Massachusetts, USA

USA, Connecticut, New Haven, Gated entrance to Masters House at Trumbull College on the Yale University campus

(1755-1804). Hamilton on the steps of Kings (Columbia) College, New York City
ALEXANDER HAMILTON (1755-1804). Hamilton on the steps of Kings (Columbia) College, New York City, addressing the crowd on the cause of liberty, 1775. Wash drawing by Howard Pyle, 1884

(1755-1804) on the steps of Kings (Columbia) College, New York City, addressing the crowd on the cause of liberty
ALEXANDER HAMILTON (1755-1804) on the steps of Kings (Columbia) College, New York City, addressing the crowd on the cause of liberty, 1775. Wood engraving, 1884, after Howard Pyle

A football game between Cornell and Rochester, 19 October 1889: oil over a photograph
COLLEGE FOOTBAL GAME, 1889. A football game between Cornell and Rochester, 19 October 1889: oil over a photograph

Charles William Eliot
CHARLES WILLIAM ELIOT (1834-1926). American educator. President of Harvard University, 1869-1909. Steel engraving, 1874

PRINCETON VS. YALE, 1889. The intercollegiate championship game between Princeton and Yale held at Berkeley Oval, New York, on Thanksgiving Day, 1889, won by Princeton 10 to 0

YALE COLLEGE, 1749. Line engraving

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 19TH C. Columbia College, later Columbia University, at Madison Avenue and 49th Street in Manhattan, a location it occupied from 1857: engraving, 1907, from an earlier photograph

PRINCETON COLLEGE, 1837. Nassau Hall at the College of New Jersey at Princeton. Wood engraving, 1837

HARVARD HALL, 1672-82. Wood engraving depicting Harvard Hall in Massachusetts, built 1672-82

YALE COLLEGE, 1876. Planting the Ivy, Yale College. New Haven, Connecticut. Wood engraving, 1876

NICHOLAS BROWN (1769-1841). Merchant, philanthropist; eponym of Brown University

HARVARD UNIVERSITY, 1755. Wood engraving, 19th century

PRINCETON COLLEGE, 1764. Line engraving by Henry Dawkins

YALE COLLEGE, 1838. Steel engraving

HARVARD COLLEGE, 1767. Paul Reveres engraving of Harvard College

HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Steel engraving, c. 1850

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. Founding of Dartmouth College at Hanover, New Hampshire, 1770, by Eleazor Wheelock. Wood engraving, American, c1845

HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Wood engraving from an American newspaper of 1860

HARVARD UNIVERSITY. Line engraving, 1740, by William Burgis, depicting Harvard as it was about 1725-26

PRINCETON COLLEGE, 1853. The College of New Jersey at Princeton. Wood engraving, 1853

PRINCETON COLLEGE, 1844. The College of New Jersey at Princeton. Wood engraving, 1844

PRINCETON VS. YALE, 1889. The inter-collegiate championship game between Princeton and Yale held at Berkeley Oval, New York, on Thanksgiving Day, 1889, won by Princeton 10 to 0

HARVARD COLLEGE, 1672-82. Cambridge, Massachusetts, built 1672-82: colored engraving

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The Ivy League: A Legacy of Excellence and Prestige Since its inception in 1770, the Ivy League has stood as a symbol of academic excellence and intellectual pursuit. Eleazer Wheelock's founding of Dartmouth College marked the beginning of an educational revolution that would shape the future of higher learning in America. In 1844, Rutgers University emerged as another distinguished institution within this esteemed league. A lithograph from 1920 captures the essence of Rutgers' rich history, showcasing its growth and evolution over time. Princeton University holds a special place within the Ivy League, with iconic landmarks like Campbell Hall standing tall amidst lush greenery. This black-and-white photograph transports us back to a bygone era when Princeton was already making waves in academia. Venturing into New Jersey's Princeton further unravels fascinating stories associated with this prestigious league. The Albert Einstein statue serves as a reminder of his profound impact on both science and Princeton University itself. His former residence stands as a testament to his brilliance during his time at Princeton. Madison Hall at Princeton University exudes elegance and tradition, embodying the spirit that defines this revered league. Its architecture speaks volumes about the commitment to excellence upheld by all Ivy League institutions. Delving deeper into campus life at Princeton reveals exclusive clubs like Charter Club, Elm Club, Cloister Inn, Colonial Club, and Tiger Inn through an enchanting black-and-white photo. These social hubs fostered camaraderie among students while upholding high standards expected from those affiliated with such esteemed universities. The historic Princeton Inn also leaves an indelible mark on our collective memory through its timeless charm captured in monochrome imagery. It evokes nostalgia for simpler times when education took center stage amid grandeur surroundings. Tower Club, Cannon Club, Princeton Campus Club, Dial Lodge - these names conjure images of camaraderie forged within ivy-covered walls where friendships were formed for life.