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Members of the freshman class of 1955 pose for a group photograph at the entrance to York Collegiate Institute/York Junior College at Duke Street and College Avenue, York, Pa.

The first class of the Junior College poses at the entrance of the York Collegiate Institute which was located at Duke Street and College Avenue, York, Pa.

In 1776, Rev. Andrews opened a Latin and Greek school under the supervision of the Saint John the Baptist Episcopal Church, North Beaver Street,York. This school evolved into the York County Academy. After leaving York, he became the Rector of Saint…

York County Academy Class in front of the building which stood at 153 North Beaver Street, York, Pa.

Primary students and faculty pose on the front steps of the York Collegiate Institute.

Construction on the new gymnasium is nearly complete.

An old slave poster from the 1850s advertises a reward for the return of the slave, or proof that he was dead. Bounty hunters allegedly would occasionally kill their captives to ensure they did not try to escape again.

Primary students and faculty pose for a group photograph on the campus of York Collegiate Institute, located at the corner of Duke Street and College Avenue, York. Dr. Charles Hatch Ehrenfeld, President of York Collegiate Institute is on the far…

This photograph shows York Junior College at its original location, at the corner of College Ave. and Duke St., York, Pa. It was taken shortly before YJC moved to the campus at Country Club Rd.

This photograph shows the razing of the York Collegiate Institute/York Junior College building on the corner of College Avenue and Duke Street on February 8, 1962.