The original school building.
President Rogers (right) with the sophmore class of 1900.
Home Ec class, circa 1900.
An early science class.
The first car appeared on campus in 1906.
Reinhardt’s ROTC band in 1909.
Reinhardt’s choir, circa 1920.
Faculty at commencement, circa 1930.
Literary societies were popular in the early 1900s.
A 1938 debate of the Haygood and Pierce literary societies.
In the 1940s, Reinhardt received a large granite boulder with Native American carvings.
The Class of 1946.
A photo shoot in 1947.
President Burgess had one of the few autos on campus and gave students rides.
Maypole celebrations were popular May Day activities.
Students taking an English placement test in 1955.
Reinhardt’s farm supervisor Carlton Cline operates a tractor.
Art class, circa 1960.
Student Greg Rucker in the late 1960s.
Student Jon Hunter in the late 1960s.
Commencement, date unknown.
Hoola-hooping was a popular activity.
1976 bicentennial celebration.
One of the annual Miss Reinhardt College women rides in a parade.
A computer in the 1990s.
Choir in 1992.
Before the current library was built, students studied in the administration building.
Studying outdoors.
Convocation of Arts and Scholars in the early 2000s.
Convocation of Arts and Scholars in the early 2000s.
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Reinhardt invites you to journey through time with a photo gallery showcasing the institution’s rich and evolving history. From its earliest days as an academy, through its growth as a college, and its transformation into a thriving university, for over a century Reinhardt has been a place of education, tradition, and community.
Please enjoy this glimpse back at the spirit, memories, and people as Reinhardt evolved into the campus we enjoy today.
