The Archives of Lebanon Valley College chronicles more than 150 years of the College’s history through documents, films, photographs, publications, sound recordings, and videos. The Archives also contains the College’s special collections and faculty publications.

This antique map (Court House, Miller Organ Works, Le...) and atlas (Lebanon County 1875) are part of the Historic Map Works, Residential Genealogy™ historical map collection, the largest digital collection of rare, ancient, old, historical, cadastral and antiquarian maps of its type.

Campus map of Lebanon Valley College includes important buildings and parking lots. Find accessibility maps here. Explore our campus!

The Archives of Lebanon Valley College chronicles more than 145 years of the College's history through documents, films, photographs, publications, sound recordings, and videos. The Archives also contains the College's special collections and faculty publications.

Founded in 1866, Lebanon Valley College guides students to lifelong success through exceptional undergraduate and graduate programs delivered in a practical, supportive environment. We’re proud of our history and enjoy celebrating our traditions with our Flying Dutchmen, old and new.

Of High Grade: A Sesquicentennial History of Lebanon Valley College was published in spring 2017 in honor of the closing of the College's 150th anniversary year.

Lebanon Valley College (LVC, Lebanon Valley, or The Valley) is a private university in Annville, Pennsylvania. Lebanon Valley College was founded on February 23, 1866, with classes beginning May 7 of that year and its first class graduating in 1870.

Dec 19, 2023 · The Vernon and Doris Bishop Library gathered Voices of Lebanon Valley College, a collection of oral histories, for the 150th anniversary of the College (1866-2016). The collection includes transcripts from 25 oral histories.

The Lebanon Valley College yearbook was known as The Bizarre from 1899–1915 and then changed to The Quittapahilla in 1916. The …

Mar 26, 2021 · The buildings on LVC’s campus each house a rich history. The names of former presidents, longtime faculty and staff and financial supporters don the faces of these buildings.