Trinity Digital Collections (Trinity University, San Antonio)
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Bombed Village (Foncouevillers, France)
No full textWorld War I postcard depicting the ruined remains of bombed out buildings in the village of Foncouevillers, France
Marshall Field and Company Building (Chicago, Illinois)
No full textPostcard depicting the Marshall Field and Company department store building in Chicago, Illinois
The Alamo, Interior (San Antonio, Texas)
No full textPostcard depicting the interior of the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. The colorized postcard shows some furniture and a cannon
Classroom of Students
No full textUndated photograph of San Antonio Female College students seated at their desks in a classroom
Trinity Coeds
No full textA group of Trinity women pose in front of the administration/classroom building circa 1915
Field Day Exercises
No full textPhotograph of women in matching skirts and blouses, posed with spears for "field day exercises.
Yoakum Athletic Field
No full textIn 1912 B. F. Yoakum, president of the Frisco Railroad System, agreed to purchase ten acres north of the Waxahachie campus for use as an athletic field. Named in memory of the donor's father, F.L. Yoakum, who was a former president of Larissa College, Yoakum Athletic Field became a hub of activity during the school year. In 1913 Waxahachie citizens contributed sufficient funds to grade the grounds, prepare a running track, and erect a board fence
Football Team in Uniforms and Letterman Sweaters
No full textTrinity University football team from an unknown year, likely in the mid-1910s based on the uniforms
1915 Women's Softball Team
No full textSoftball was a popular women's sport early in the 20th century, and the women of Trinity fielded a team in 1915