Trinity Digital Collections (Trinity University, San Antonio)
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Joliet, Illinois
No full textPostcard depicting various scenes from Joliet, Illinois, including St. John First Evangelical Lutheran Church (the first English language Lutheran church in the city), the Auditorium Building, St. John the Baptist parish hall, Illinois Steel Company mills, the Guardian Angels orphanage, Illinois Steel Company's club house, the jail and sheriff's residence, and the courthouse
Waterworks (San Saba, Texas)
No full textPhotograph postcard depicting the old waterworks in San Saba, Texas. A man is seated next to the waterfall. The photograph was printed misaligned on the postcard, leaving visible remnants of adjacent cards on the edges
Cooking School Play (1 photo)
No full textBlackface--racist portrayals of African American characters by white actors--has a long history in American theater, and productions at Trinity were no different. Insensitive portrayals of non-white races occurred in many Trinity productions. Photographs from these productions are included here uncensored and in their original form, as it is important to acknowledge and document the shortcomings in the school's history
South Water Street Market (Chicago, Illinois)
No full textPostcard depicting the South Water Street Market in Chicago, Illinois
Seneca Lake (Geneva, New York)
No full textPostcard depicting a bridge over Seneca Lake in Geneva, New York
Grace Herring, Cheerleader
No full textGrace Herring was an athlete and cheerleader while a student at Trinity
Berliner Dom (Berlin, Germany)
No full textPostcard depicting the Berlin Cathedral (Berliner Dom) in Berlin, Germany
Courthouse and Water Tower (Columbus, Texas)
No full textPostcard depicting the courthouse and water tower in Columbus, Texas
Casa di Cornelio Rufo (Pompeii, Italy)
No full textPostcard depicting la Casa di Cornelio Rufo (the house of Cornelio Rufo) in the ruins of Pompeii, Italy
Bridge of Sighs (Venice, Italy)
No full textPostcard depicting the Ponte dei Sospiri (Bridge of Sighs) in Venice, Italy