100 Years Carnegie

Men of Carnegie

Andrew Carnegie

Alfred
Aristotle
Charlemagne
Dante
Franklin
Hegel
Kant
Laplace
Lincoln
McKinley
Milton
Newton
Plato
Socrates
Virgil
Washington

Carnegie Building

About us

In 2002, the Bucknell History Department moved into the Carnegie Building from Marts Hall. They also inherited mineral display cases from the Geology Department that are located in the main lobby. After a year of staring at empty cases, Professor Ann Tlusty came up with an idea to commemorate the upcoming 100-year anniversary of the Carnegie building using those cases. The images were collected with help from the History Department student assistants. Because space in the cases was limited, Ann Tlusty enlisted the help of Presidential Fellow Mindy Harris to design and construct this web site, which includes additional information and brings the display to the entire campus (and anyone outside campus who is interested in our Carnegie Building).

Please Note

The choice of these twelve (originally fifteen) white men to grace the walls of the Carnegie Building reflects the interests of its builders in 1904. The interests of the History Department a century later are considerably more diverse. To learn more about Bucknell's History Department, visit our website.


Carnegie Exterior, Present Day


This page is part of the 100 Years Carnegie project
commemorating the 100 year anniversary
of the Carnegie Building at Bucknell University.

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