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Title: Maywood Avenue maintenance at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-05-29.
Subject: College buildings--Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Labor, College buildings--Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Labor--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Maywood Avenue maintenance at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-05-29.
Date: 2006-05-29
MDL Identifier: msu34672
Identifier: MSUrepository:170811, mdl: msu34672, local: MSU-UA-309-34672

Title: Maywood Avenue maintenance at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-05-29.
Subject: College buildings--Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Labor, College buildings--Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Labor--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Maywood Avenue maintenance at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-05-29.
Date: 2006-05-29
MDL Identifier: msu34668
Identifier: MSUrepository:170807, mdl: msu34668, local: MSU-UA-309-34668

Title: Maywood Avenue maintenance at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-05-29.
Subject: Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College buildings--Labor, Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College buildings--Labor--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Maywood Avenue maintenance at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-05-29.
Date: 2006-05-29
MDL Identifier: msu34667
Identifier: MSUrepository:170806, mdl: msu34667, local: MSU-UA-309-34667

Title: Ford Hall green construction at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2009-03-30.
Subject: Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College buildings--Labor, Construction--Minnesota State University, Mankato--College buildings--Labor--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Ford Hall green construction at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2009-03-30.
Date: 2009-03-30
MDL Identifier: msu34659
Identifier: MSUrepository:170798, mdl: msu34659, local: MSU-UA-309-34659

Title: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, Mankato mayor John Brady, and President Davenport all with shovels start digging at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College presidents--College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota, College presidents--College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, Mankato mayor John Brady, and President Davenport all with shovels start digging at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34658
Identifier: MSUrepository:170797, mdl: msu34658, local: MSU-UA-309-34658

Title: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, Mankato mayor John Brady, and President Davenport all with shovels preparing to start digging at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--College presidents--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota, College buildings--College presidents--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, Mankato mayor John Brady, and President Davenport all with shovels preparing to start digging at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34657
Identifier: MSUrepository:170796, mdl: msu34657, local: MSU-UA-309-34657

Title: Man addresses the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Man addresses the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34655
Identifier: MSUrepository:170794, mdl: msu34655, local: MSU-UA-309-34655

Title: Woman addresses the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Woman addresses the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34654
Identifier: MSUrepository:170793, mdl: msu34654, local: MSU-UA-309-34654

Title: President Davenport addresses the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--College presidents--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota, College buildings--College presidents--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: President Davenport addresses the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34653
Identifier: MSUrepository:170792, mdl: msu34653, local: MSU-UA-309-34653

Title: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, and Mankato mayor John Brady make up some of the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, and Mankato mayor John Brady make up some of the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34652
Identifier: MSUrepository:170791, mdl: msu34652, local: MSU-UA-309-34652

Title: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, and Mankato mayor John Brady make up some of the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Universities and colleges--Faculty--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Area legislators, MSU staff and members of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, city councilmen, and Mankato mayor John Brady make up some of the crowd at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34651
Identifier: MSUrepository:170790, mdl: msu34651, local: MSU-UA-309-34651

Title: Julia Sears Residence Community construction site at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Environment, College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Environment--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Julia Sears Residence Community construction site at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34650
Identifier: MSUrepository:170789, mdl: msu34650, local: MSU-UA-309-34650

Title: People gathering at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: People gathering at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34649
Identifier: MSUrepository:170788, mdl: msu34649, local: MSU-UA-309-34649

Title: People gathered at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Employees--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Employees--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: People gathered at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34647
Identifier: MSUrepository:170787, mdl: msu34647, local: MSU-UA-309-34647

Title: People gathering at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Employees--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Employees--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: People gathering at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34646
Identifier: MSUrepository:170786, mdl: msu34646, local: MSU-UA-309-34646

Title: Models of Julia Sears being displayed for Julia Sears at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Architecture, College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Architecture--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Models of Julia Sears being displayed for Julia Sears at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34645
Identifier: MSUrepository:170785, mdl: msu34645, local: MSU-UA-309-34645

Title: Floor plans being displayed for Julia Sears at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Architecture--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Architecture, College buildings--Architecture--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--Architecture--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Floor plans being displayed for Julia Sears at the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34644
Identifier: MSUrepository:170784, mdl: msu34644, local: MSU-UA-309-34644

Title: Preparations for the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15.
Subject: College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota, College buildings--Dormitory life--Minnesota State University, Mankato--People of Minnesota--44.146231-94.000398--Google Maps
Description: Preparations for the Julia Sears groundbreaking ceremony at Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2006-09-15. The building is named for Julia A. Sears, who served as Mankato State Normal School principal in 1872 and 1873, making her the first woman to head a public college in the America. The dorm was created as one-half of a residential living space (The Margaret Preska Residence Hall which opened in 2012 was the eventual other half) to replace the Gage Complex, which was constructed from 1964-1965. After research found flaws it's practicality and conditions, the Gage Complex was decommissioned in the Fall of 2012 and demolished the following year. The new dormitories closer to the rest of campus led to the new dining hall being made to serve all of campus, converse to the prior two dining halls. Julia Sears Residential Hall was funded using bonding and according to Larry Kohanek, Director of Planning and Construction, estimated the cost to be around 27.5 million dollars. The grand opening celebration, ribbon-cutting and tours for the new Julia A. Sears Residence Hall was August 6, 2008 and attended by more than 130 students, faculty, staff and friends of the University.
Date: 2006-09-15
MDL Identifier: msu34642
Identifier: MSUrepository:170782, mdl: msu34642, local: MSU-UA-309-34642

Title: An outside view of Nichols Hall, formerly called the Science and Arts Building at Mankato State College, 1964-12-02.
Subject: College buildings--Mankato State College--Nichols Hall--Architecture, College buildings--Mankato State College--Nichols Hall--Architecture--44.146412-93.000479--Google Maps
Description: An outside view of Nichols Hall, formerly called the Science and Arts Building at Mankato State College, 1964-12-02. A9972
Date: 1964-12-02
MDL Identifier: msu34293
Identifier: MSUrepository:162523, mdl: msu34293, local: MSU-UA-309-34293

Title: An image taken from the Nichols Hall Bridge showing the courtyard at Mankato State College, 1964-12-02.
Subject: College buildings--Mankato State College--Nichols Hall--Architecture, College buildings--Mankato State College--Nichols Hall--Architecture--44.146412-93.000479--Google Maps
Description: An image taken from the Nichols Hall Bridge showing the courtyard at Mankato State College, 1964-12-02. A9971
Date: 1964-12-02
MDL Identifier: msu34292
Identifier: MSUrepository:162520, mdl: msu34292, local: MSU-UA-309-34292

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