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  • Morrill Hall
  • Buildings
  • Architects: [Timotheus] Josenhans and [Norris B.] Allen. Although construction on this building began in 1901 it was not completed and furnished until 1903. Dedicated June 16, 1903; it was originally the Chemistry Building. Named for Senator Justin...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • Letter, Dudley Pratt to Hanna Krueger, 1953
  • Washington (state)--Pullman--Washington State College; Campus buildings--Washington (state)--Pullman--Holland Library; Sculpture--Washington (state)--Pullman--Holland Library; Nature Boy; The Reader
  • Feb. 6, 1953 Box 117, Croton Falls, New York. Hanna E. Krueger Associate Librarian State College of Wash. Pullman, Wash. Dear Madam, Replying to your letter of Nov. 20, 1952, the statue on the library should simply be called "The Student". This...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection
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  • Kruegel-McAllister Halls
  • Dormitories
  • Named for Dean Charles E. McAllister (former President of the Board of Regents) and William C. Kruegel (Bursar of the College, instrumental in financing the Pullman Community Building Company, a nonprofit corporation set up to build WSC residence...
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  • Neill Hall
  • Dormitories
  • Named for Judge Thomas Neill, one of the leaders most instrumental in bringing the college to Pullman. Dormitory housed 207 students; 45,786 sq. feet. Neill, Kruegel, and McAllister cost a combined $2,260,000. Jointly dedicated with...
  • Pullman, WSU, and the Palouse Image Collection

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