Summary

DescriptionGeorgetown 1829.jpg	English: Engraving of the Georgetown University campus in 1829. The first college building, Old South, is on the left. On the right is Old North. In the foreground in a handball alley. Published in a prosectus sent out to advertise the college in 1829. It is the earliest known image of the campus in the university's archives.
Date	1829
Source	The Quadrangle: A history in fifty images (archived here)
Author	S. Pinistri, artist; W. Harrison, engraver
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• 2007-07-24 20:34 Patrickneil 398×242× (121028 bytes) The first illustrated prospectus, along with the most recent. Old North, which still stands, joined the original building in 1795. Note the large handball alley. Source: [http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/case5.htm Case 5: The Early Years]