Otterbein University, 1847-1907
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Its original cost was about $5, 600. A larger and better science hall is one of the urgent needs of the university.
The Davis Conservatory building, standing on the northeast comer of Grove street and College 276 Music, Art, and Other Features Avenue, was built in 1856 by President L. Davis, as a residence, and v^^as occupied by him until 1871, when he was called to a professorship in Union Biblical Seminary, Dayton, Ohio. In 1888 the property came into the possession of the uni- versity, partl...y as a gift, partly by purchase, and has since been used as a conservatory. The depart- ment of music has quite outgrown the accommoda- tions afforded by this building, and the proposition of Mr. George A. Lambert, of Anderson, Indiana, a stanch friend and liberal benefactor of the uni- versity, to give $25, 000 for a conservatory and art building, is most opportune.
The main building, of which some account has already been given, stands in the east middle of the beautiful campus of eight acres, is a fine struc- ture, fronting east, facing the west end of College Avenue, the central part rising three stories above the basement, 170x104, and was erected in 1870-71.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its original cost was about $5, 600. A larger and better science hall is one of the urgent needs of the university.
The Davis Conservatory building, standing on the northeast comer of Grove street and College 276 Music, Art, and Other Features Avenue, was built in 1856 by President L. Davis, as a residence, and v^^as occupied by him until 1871, when he was called to a professorship in Union Biblical Seminary, Dayton, Ohio. In 1888 the property came into the possession of the uni- versity, partl...y as a gift, partly by purchase, and has since been used as a conservatory. The depart- ment of music has quite outgrown the accommoda- tions afforded by this building, and the proposition of Mr. George A. Lambert, of Anderson, Indiana, a stanch friend and liberal benefactor of the uni- versity, to give $25, 000 for a conservatory and art building, is most opportune.
The main building, of which some account has already been given, stands in the east middle of the beautiful campus of eight acres, is a fine struc- ture, fronting east, facing the west end of College Avenue, the central part rising three stories above the basement, 170x104, and was erected in 1870-71.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Garst to read onlineMoreLess
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