Main Repositories

You can find high-quality images across several repositories affiliated with Johns Hopkins University. Learn more about how to search and find the images you need below at the Ferdinand Hamburger University Archives, The Johns Hopkins Chesney Archives, and the Peabody Archives of the Arthur Friedheim Library.

Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries, Ferdinand Hamburger University Archives

The Johns Hopkins University, Sheridan Libraries, Ferdinand Hamburger University Archives’ Graphic and Pictorial Collection hosts hundreds of images of student life, campus buildings, alumni and faculty, and more. From the founding of the university to the present day, you can search this collection to explore the university’s history.

Browse the Graphic and Pictorial Collection

The Johns Hopkins Chesney Archives

The medical archives hold over one million photographic items dating from the late 19th century to the present.  These collections reflect the daily use of photography within an academic health institution and encompass many genres, including biomedical, clinical, documentary, corporate, architectural, and portrait photography.  If you are interested in historic images that depict Johns Hopkins Medicine, Nursing, and Public Health, start at the Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives of the Johns Hopkins University Medical Institutions’ online catalog.  

Peabody Archives of the Arthur Friedheim Library

Digital Collections of the Peabody Institute’s Arthur Friedheim Library contain selected items from the library’s special collections, archives, and rare holdings.

Their historic image collection includes institute-related images from the Conservatory and Preparatory faculty, ensembles, guest artists, alumni, former deans and directors, and the building. Other subjects include the city of Baltimore and notable Marylanders.