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Date of Work
Circa 1911
Identification #
UAP 4202
Additional Information
A photograph of Room 109 in Babcock Hall, circa 1911. The room contains a table in the center of the room covered with stacks of papers. Bookshelves, a radiator, a glass storage cabinet, and a typewriter, and two windows line the walls. Back of the photograph reads: "Room 109 Babcock ca 1911". ND built the Mining Engineering Building in 1907 and was dedicated June 1908. In 1909, UND constructed two additions to the north and south of the building to accommodate ceramics and a mining experiment station. In 1910, a serious fire destroyed the northern third of the roof and caused extensive water damage to the north half of the building. On September 3, 1925, the building was named after Dean Earle J. Babcock. (Information from E. F. Chandler's History of All Buildings, page 7)
Subject
Babcock Hall; Earle Babcock; Mining; Engineering; Chemistry; Bookshelves; Windows; Radiator; Chairs; Typewriter; Mining schools and education; Engineering schools; Chemistry - Study and teaching; Shelving for books; Chairs; Typewriters; Radiators
Places Depicted
North Dakota--Grand Forks; North Dakota
Organizations Depicted
Babcock Hall (Grand Forks, N.D.); University of North Dakota
People Depicted
Babcock, E. J. (Earle Jay), b. 1865