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Ivy-covered Buildings

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These images are provided by University Archives, which houses extensive historic photographs, drawings, writings and other memorabilia. For more information on its holdings, contact the Archives at 573-882-7567 or coxgd@missouri.edu.

The north entrance of Jesse Hall during a freshman hazing ceremony (ca. 1930).	The north entrance to Jesse Hall, close up, also during a freshman hazing (ca. 1930).
Switzler Hall (ca. 1930).	The Francis Quadrangle Columns, Engineering Building in the background (ca. 1920)
Lathrop Hall, since destroyed, which stood on the site of the Engineering Annex (ca. 1920).	Swallow Hall, then the School of Business and Commerce, from the West (ca. 1920).
Pickard Hall, then known as the Chemistry Building (ca. 1915).	The Sociology Building, then known as the Law Building (ca. 1920).
Eckles Hall, in Winter with only the ivy vines apparent. This is a cattle judging class with their star milk producer (ca. 1910).	Mumford Hall, from the north (ca. 1950).
Read Hall, from the south (ca. 1930).	Read Hall, from the west (ca. 1930).
Waters Hall, from the north (ca. 1950).	Whitten Hall, from the west. The ivy vines are just taking starting to take over (ca. 1920).