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Postcards of the Alumni Bell Court on the campus of Millersville University. The Alumni Bell Court was completed in 1980 and the tower houses the 1875 bell from Old Main.

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Postcards of the college's second gymnasium, built in 1938 it served as the primary gymnasium until 1971 when Pucillo Gymnasium was built. Brooks Hall served as a classroom and intramural sports facility until is closure in 2017. The building was named for Dr. Edward Brooks, teacher of mathematics and third Principal of the Normal School.

Scope and Contents Postcards of the Alumni House at 205 North George Street. The house was built in 1915 and purchased by the Alumni Association in 1967. In 1983, the house was donated to the University by the Alumni Association. It was renovated and exanded in 1990-1991. In October 1995 it was rededicated as the Duncan Alumni House, honoring Dr. William and Alma Duncan. William Duncan graduated from MSTC in 1940. He returned to Millersville in 1947 and held numerous faculty and administrative positions...

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Postcards of the fountains on the campus of Millersville University, purchased in 1888 from C. Hitzeroth, Philadelphia.

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Postcards of George Street, Millersville, Pa., the main street that connects to town to the University.

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Postcards of the schools first gymnasium, built in 1890. It served as a gymnasium until 1938 when Brooks Hall was built. It was then used as the student union, known as "The Rat." In 1974 it was renovated and rededicated, named for Dean Dutcher, professor of social studies (1927-1952), chairman of the Social Studies Department and developer of the college testing program. In 2006, Dutcher Hall was renovated and expanded.

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Postcard of the Library, built in 1967 and named for Helen A. Ganser, librarian and head of the Library Science Department from 1911 until her retirement in 1952. In 2013 after a complete renovation, the library was rededicated as the Francine G. McNairy Library and Learning Forum and the tower was named Ganser Hall.

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Postcards of the campus lake/pond, added to the campus in 1894.