| Title: |
Putnam Hall, North Dakota Agricultural College [graphic]. |
| Imprint: |
[Fargo, N.D. : s.n., 195-?] |
| Medium: |
1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 9 x 13 cm. |
| Description: |
Front of buildings, taken in winter with snow on ground. |
| Biographical Note: |
Putnam Hall was built in 1905-1906 as the first college library, with funding from Andrew Carnegie. It served as a library until 1950 when it became the home of the Music Department. It was re-named Putnam Hall in 1952 in honor of C.S. Putnam, long-time head of the music department. Today is it the home of the College of Business.
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| Notes: |
Title supplied by cataloger. |
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Photographer unknown. |
| References: |
Putnam Hall History (in North Dakota State University Buildings exhibit) |
| Time Period: |
1950-1959. |
| Location: |
Fargo (N.D.) |
| Subjects: |
Libraries -- North Dakota -- Fargo |
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Snow -- North Dakota -- Fargo |
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Winter -- North Dakota -- Fargo |
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Carnegie libraries -- North Dakota -- Fargo |
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Putnam Hall (Fargo, N.D.) |
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North Dakota Agricultural College -- Buildings |
| Record Number: |
VM06-022964 |
| Call Number: |
UA BPu76E.7 |
| Videodisc Number: |
Not on disc |
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| Credit
Line: |
NDSU University Archives, NDSU, Fargo (UA BPu76E.7) |
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