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Campus map key
The key identifies the buildings and locations seen in the photo. The locations of university buildings that are no longer extant can also be seen, including the first Fraser Hall, Old Blake Hall, Chemistry Hall, Old Snow Hall, Haworth Hall, and…
Campus panorama, 1905
Starting at left are Spooner Library, Dyche Hall and Museum of Natural History, Green Hall, Fraser Hall, Blake Hall, Snow Hall, Bailey Hall and the Fowler Shops.
Chancellor John Fraser
Carte de visite photograph taken in 1864(?) at the New York studio of Mathew B. Brady, the National Photographic Portrait Galleries. Mathew Brady’s studio was known for the sale of cartes de visite to soldiers during the Civil War. Captain Fraser may…
Chancellor's Residence
Chancellor's residence from 1894 to 1939 at 1345 Louisiana.
Chemistry Hall
Chemistry Hall opened in January of 1884 to contain the noxious fumes that plagued people and collections housed in Snow Hall. Esteemed Professor of Chemistry, Edgar H. S. Bailey, happily moved his students into a building with special laboratories…