Draper Hall (right) and Husted Hall (left) on the State University of New York at Albany downtown campus. This image is associated with United University Professions (UUP).
A group of unidentified students and faculty participating in a procession associated with commencement outside of Draper Hall (viewer's right) and Husted Hall (viewer's left) on the downtown campus.
A picture of Alumni Association members, mostly women, who are at a "Meeting of the alumni." Hawley Hall is in the background and Draper Hall is the building on the viewer's left -- both buildings are located on the downtown campus. Figures in the background appear to be men and they look to be in academic costume. There are crop marks on all sides of the photograph and in the left margin is written ".86 9A pg 7" with 9A enclosed in a circle.
The second half of a group portrait of the students and faculty associated with the New York State Normal College, 1913-1914. The buildings in the background are of the downtown campus -- Draper Hall is featured most prominently with Hawley Hall further in the background.
A picture of people, mostly women, participating in a "Protect Our American Youth" event associated with the New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day, 1916. The event is taking place on the downtown campus with Draper Hall in the background.
A picture of a group of women who are dressed in Greek costume as they dance while participating in New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day festivities, 1916. The event is taking place on the downtown campus with Hawley Hall on the viewer's right, Draper Hall on the viewer's left, and a peristyle connecting the two buildings.
A picture of Agnes E. Futterer, Class of 1916, walking with an unidentified gentleman as she participates in New York State College for Teachers' Alumni Day festivities. They are in front of Draper Hall, located on the downtown campus. Futterer was also a long-time faculty member in the Department of Theatre.
A picture of a group of women who are dressed in Greek costume as they dance while participating in New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day festivities, 1916. The event is taking place on the downtown campus with Hawley Hall on the viewer's right, Draper Hall on the viewer's left, and a peristyle connecting the two buildings.
A picture of a large gathering of people assembled outside of Draper Hall (viewer's right) and Husted Hall (viewer's left) to witness the "Greek Dance," an event associated with the New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day, 1916. The buildings are located on the school's downtown campus.
A picture of three women in Greek costume as they participate in the New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day festivities, 1916. One appears to be portraying Minerva, a symbolic figure of the school. They are on the downtown campus, standing in front of Draper Hall.
A picture of people -- mostly women -- who are participating in New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day festivities, 1916. The women are on the downtown campus with Hawley Hall behind them and Draper Hall on the viewer's left. The buildings are connected by a peristyle.
A picture of a large gathering of people assembled outside of Draper Hall to witness the "Greek Dance," an event associated with the New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day, 1916. Draper Hall is located on the school's downtown campus.
A group around the Sun Dial of the State College for Teachers. The group is identitified as Katherine Cole Gillet, Elsie Crissy Miller from the class of 1918, Anna Helen Endries from the class of 1919, Ruth Hardy Page from the class of 1918, Marion Jones Hanson from the class of 1919, Florence Lansing Hills from the class of 1918, and Claire Tally.
A picture of members from the New York State College for Teachers Alumni Association, 1919. They are using a blackboard and megaphones in an effort to urge people to attend a 1920 Jubilee Picnic, celebrating the 75th anniversary of the school's founding in 1844. The sign above the blackboard reads, "1911 Advertising Agency" and the writing on the blackboard reads, "HOW ABOUT A PICNIC JUBILEE WEEK?" The participants are in front of Draper Hall on the school's downtown campus.
A picture of a large group of people gathered on the steps of Draper Hall as they watch two women in Dutch costume dance. The event is associated with the New York State College of Teachers Alumni Day, 1919. The original photograph was a gift of J. F. Marco.
A picture of two female students (one is reported to be a student named Aretha Knuth) posing for the camera. They are just outside of Draper Hall on the downtown campus and at the time fo this photograph, the school's name was the New York State College for Teachers. The photo was donated by F. Marco.
Pledges of the Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority, New York State College for Teachers, posing for a picture outdoors near a building on the downtown campus, probably Draper Hall, in 1943.
A photograph of Marion Hawkins, New York State College for Teachers, Class of 1949, Wilma Frances Diehl, New York State College for Teachers, Class of 1948, and Beverly Sittig, New York State College for Teachers, Class of 1949, at the back entrance of Draper Hall on Washington Avenue on the downtown campus.
Unidentified students gathered outside of Draper Hall on the downtown campus of the New York State College for Teachers during a break between classes.
A picture of C. Luther Andrews (viewer's left) and Ralph A. Beaver (viewer's right), Head Marshalls leading the graduation procession out of Draper Hall and flanked by students on either side. Evan R. Collins, President of the State University of New York at Albany (the name of the institution at the time of this event) from July 1949 until June 30, 1969 is immediately behind Beaver.
A large crowd of students waiting to register for classes in Draper Hall at the State University of New York at Albany on the downtown campus. This image appeared in the ASP, May 6, 1966, pg.1 with the caption "Students crowded into the first and second floor halls of Draper on Monday to stand in line in order to obtain the courses they wanted next semester." There are crop marks in the right and bottom margins of the original.