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Aerial View of Campus taken from over Alumni Memorial Hall, 2022

View includes the Estate, Loyola Science Center, St. Thomas Hall, Weinberg Memorial Library and DeNaples Student Center

Residence Halls (view from Denis Edward Hall overlooking Casey Hall, Fitch Hall and McCourt Hall), undated

Aerial view of campus at the intersection of Linden and Jefferson, 2016

View includes McGurrin Hall, Leahy Hall, Hyland Hall and O'Hara Hall

Aerial View of Campus, 2024

View incudes the Estate, Monroe Avenue, Campion Hall, Scranton Hall, Chapel of the Sacred Heart, Loyola Science Center

Aerial View of Campus, 2024

View includes Loyola Science Center, Alumni Memorial Hall, St. Thomas Hall, Weinberg Memorial Library, Scranton, Hall, DeNaples Student Center

Aerial View of Campus, 2012

View includes Dionne Green, University Commons, Loyola Science Center, St. Thomas Hall, Long Center, Dormitories

Aerial View of Campus: The Estate, 2018

Architectural drawing of a site plan for the proposed University Commons, 1978, which would close several blocks of Linden Street

Aerial View of Campus (lower portion of campus, taken from over downtown Scranton), 2024

Aerial View of Campus: The Estate and Monroe Avenue, 2022

Aerial View of Campus taken from over Long Center, 2022

View includes St. Thomas Hall, Weinberg Memorial Library and DeNaples Student Center

Aerial view of campus taken from over the Estate, 2022

View includes St. Thomas Hall, Weinberg Memorial Library, DeNaples Student Center

Aerial View of Campus: (taken over Commons, view includes Weinberg Memorial Library, St. Thomas Hall, and Linden Street), 2022

Aerial Photograph of the University of Scranton campus, 1966

Visible are Alumni Memorial Hall, the Scranton Estate, Loyola Hall, St. Thomas Hall, Caitlin House, and Gunster Memorial Student Center

$5,000,000 Suggested: 9 New Building Expansion Program (Map), 1954

1877 Map of the Scranton Estates

Map of Scranton (1877) showing parts of Wards 9 and 17, including the Joseph H. Scranton Estate, the J. Archbald Estate, William Walker Scranton Estate, and the Lackawanna Iron & Coal Company. This area would later become the University of Scranton campus.