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Title	East Hall
Subject	East Hall
Date	1920s
Description	This black and white 6.5" x 10.5" photograph shows East Hall in its earlier days. It was built in 1909 as a residence hall for male students. East Hall was sometimes referred to as the "Cracker Box" by the "Knights" men housed on the fifth floor of the College Building. But residents of East Hall preferred to call it the "White House" and dubbed themselves "Senators." In 1920 it was remodeled and became the normal building and elementary school.
Caption	The Normal and Elementary School for practice teaching. Located approximately 150 feet southeast of the Ad. building
Provenance	John W. Fulk
Type	Photograph
Format	TIFF
Call Number	P195
Related Collection	General Photographs
Rights	Union College provides access to these materials for educational and research purposes, and for personal enjoyment. Permission to reproduce these images in any form for other than personal individual use must be obtained in writing from the Union College Library. Please contact us for more information about digital imaging use.

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