The Approach to the Normal |
In the early 1920s efforts
were made to boost enrollment at the Bloomsburg State Normal School.
One of the means of doing this was to create slick, glossy catalogues that
extolled the virtues of the school and the educational opportunities it
offered for training teachers. They contained numerous photographs
showing off the "friendly campus on the hill" with its buildings, grounds,
classes and student groups. This exhibit shows what the
campus was like many years ago, utilizing the pictures, captions, and
information from
these catalogues.
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Created by Robert Dunkelberger, Bloomsburg University Archivist
Updated 9/25/02