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181.	Garden at Engineering building	Gardens; Community Services Building; Engineering Building	Garden at Engineering building (later Community Services building) in ca. 1920

182.	Garden at Engineering building	Community Services Building; Engineering Building; Gardens	Garden at Engineering building (later Community Services building ) in ca. 1930. The garden was located in the south court of the building, spreading west toward the Superintendent's House. The brick-

183.	Garden at the East of Agricultural Hall	Social Science Building; Agricultural Hall; Gardens	Garden east of Agricultural Hall (later Social Science building) in ca. 1925. The garden was aligned north-south and located east of the building. The greenhouse stood nearby. In the upper right are

184.	Garden at the west of Engineering building	Community Services Building; Engineering Building; Gardens	Garden at west of Engineering building (later Community Services building) in 1930. This garden extended into the south court of the Engineering building, at right. To the left of the camera view was

185.	Garden between Agricultural Hall and Heating Plant	Agricultural Hall; Social Science Building; Heating Plant; Gardens	Garden between Agricultural Hall (later Social Science building) and Heating Plant in ca. 1927. Some of the WCSA's most elaborate flower gardens were located east of Agricultural Hall. The greenhouse

186.	Garden east of Agricultural Hall	Agricultural Hall; Social Science Building; Gardens	Garden east of Agricultural Hall (later Social Science building) in ca. 1948. The photo was likely taken by Wesley Gray, the WCSA's horticulture faculty member beginning in 1948. After the WCSA clos

187.	Garden west of Engineering building	Community Services Building; Engineering Building; Gardens	Garden west of Engineering building (later Community Services building) in ca. 1930; photo also available from Moccasin 1931 issue. This garden extended into the south court of the Engineering buildin

188.	Garden west of Home Economics with Administration Building at rear	Home Economics (First); Administration Building; Gardens	Now vanished garden in the area south of Pine Hall. In the distance is the main facade of the Administration Building (now site of the Student Center). Two successive WCSA Home Economics buildings (t

189.	Gardens photo collection	Gardens	Gardens photo collection. Garden locations (top to bottom) are likely: northeast of Agricultural Hall (later Social Science Building.), north of Agricultural Hall (with the greenhouse at right and th

190.	Girls' Dormitory	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory	Girls' Dormitory and Spooner Hall were twin residence halls built in 1912 and 1912-1913, respectively. Girls' Dormitory served as the principal girls' residence hall during WCSA's 53 years. After UMM

191.	Girls' Dormitory	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory	Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) soon after completion in ca. 1912. Girls' Dormitory and Spooner Hall were twin residence halls designed by Clarence H. Johnston, Sr. Girls' Dormitory lost its upp

192.	Girls' Dormitory	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory; Mall	Girls' Dormitory was built in 1912. The building served the WCSA as a girls' dormitory until the school was closed in 1963. It was renamed Camden Hall in about 1965. The name was picked by a committee

193.	Girls' Dormitory	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory	Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) in ca. 1960.

194.	Girls' Dormitory	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory	Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) shortly after completion in 1912; note newly planted trees on the street. At left and right are WCSA farm buildings.

195.	Girls' Dormitory	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory; Mall	Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) in 1948. The Mall is in the foreground.

196.	Girls' Dormitory	Girls' Dormitory; Camden Hall	Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) and Boys' Dormitory (later Spooner Hall) were twin buildings designed by Clarence H. Johnston, Sr., and built in 1912-1913. This photo of Girls' Dormitory is misl

197.	Girls' Dormitory and Agricultural Hall streetscape	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory; Social Science Building; Agricultural Hall	Girls' Dormitory (Camden Hall) and Agricultural Hall (Social Science building) streetscape in ca. 1931. This photo was taken shortly before the road was first paved in 1932.

198.	Girls' Dormitory and Engineering Building streetscape	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory; Community Services Building; Engineering Building	Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) and Engineering Building (Community Services Building) streetscape in ca. 1955. The north-south road led from the center of campus to Hwy 28 (north of campus) and

199.	Girls' Dormitory and Engineering building streetscape	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory; Community Services Building; Engineering Building	The streetscape in front of Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) and the Engineering Building (later Community Services) in ca. 1926. This road led from the center of campus to the WCSA experimental

200.	Girls' Dormitory and Engineering building streetscape	Camden Hall; Girls' Dormitory; Community Services Building; Engineering Building	Streetscape of Girls' Dormitory (later Camden Hall) and Engineering building (later Community Services building) in ca. 1926. Note the WCSA farm building at the right (north of Engineering).

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