Terre Haute Postcards - Indiana State College (2)

Terre Haute Postcards - Indiana State College (2)

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Burford, Erickson, and Pickerl Halls, Indiana State College, Terre Haute

Burford, Erickson, and Pickerl Halls, Indiana State College

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Burford, Erickson, and Pickerl Halls
Indiana State College
Terre Haute, Indiana
This complex of three six-story halls for women
includes Burford (opened in 1959), Erickson (opened
in 1962), and Pickerl (opened in 1963). Each hall
houses 300 women. Recreational and lounge
facilities are on the first level of buildings.

P56356
Pub. by Wabash Valley News Agency. Inc., Terre Haute, Ind.
Plastichrome by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc., Boston 30, Mass., U.S.A.

Indiana State College, Residence Halls, Terre Haute

Indiana State College, Residence Halls

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116746
Photo by Floyd Mitchell
Pub. by Floyd Mitchell, Bridgeton, Indiana, 47836
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Terre Haute, Indiana
Indiana State College student residence halls located at 8th and Sycamore Streets, Fairbanks Hall on left, Hendricks Hall on right. White dwelling on left was the home of Eugene Debs.

Gillum and Sandison Halls, Indiana State College, Terre Haute

Gillum and Sandison Halls, Indiana State College

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Gillum and Sandison Halls
Indiana State College
Terre Haute, Indiana
Stately Gillum Hall, left, opened in 1963, and
Sandison Hall, right, opened in 1962, are residence
units each housing 300 male students.

P56350
Pub. by Wabash Valley News Agency. Inc., Terre Haute, Ind.
Plastichrome by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc., Boston 30, Mass., U.S.A

Residence Halls, Indiana State College

Residence Halls, Indiana State College

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74150-B
TH-17a
"Indiana State"
Terre Haute, Indiana
West Residence Halls
Ektachrome by Bob Wyer, Delhi, N. Y. All rights reserved.
Pub. by Bob Wyer Photo Cards, Delhi, N. Y.

Home Economics Building, Indiana State College, Terre Haute

Home Economics Building, Indiana State College

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Home Economics Building
Indiana State College
Terre Haute, Indiana
The striking Home Economics Building was first
opened for use in 1956 and was the first college
building to be constructed off the original
quadrangle campus tract. Courses of study in home
economics prepare young women for a variety of
positions in the home economics area.

P56355
Pub. by Wabash Valley News Agency. Inc., Terre Haute, Ind.
Plastichrome by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc., Boston 30, Mass., U.S.A

Home Economics Building, Indiana State College

Home Economics Building, Indiana State College

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74038-B
TH-12
"Indiana State"
Terre Haute, Indiana
Home Economics Building

Dedicated in 1956. A contemporary styles structure
- one of the most complete and adequatelu
equipped buildings of its type in the nation.

Ektachrome by Bob Wyer, Delhi, N. Y. All rights reserved.
Pub. by Bob Wyer Photo Cards, Delhi, N. Y.

Indiana State College, Industrial Education Building, Terre Haute

Indiana State College, Industrial Education Building

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P56348
Pub. by Wabash Valley News Agency. Inc., Terre Haute, Ind.
Plastichrome by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc., Boston 30, Mass., U.S.A.

Industrial Education Building, Indiana State College
Terre Haute, Indiana
Originally constructed in 1915, this building was completely remodeled, rehabilitated and reequipped in 1956. The building houses wood, metal, auto mechanics, machine, printing, electricity-electronics, and foundry laboratories and shops as well as classrooms for drawing and general instruction of elementary industrial arts.

Language - Mathematics Building, Indiana State College, Terre Haute

Language - Mathematics Building, Indiana State College

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Language - Mathematics Building
Indiana State College
Terre Haute, Indiana
Opened in 1950, houses Departments of English,
Foreign Languages, Mathematics, Philosophy, and
Speech. In addition to regular classrooms, the
building has a 300-seat playhouse, a television
studio, radio studio, theatre make-up and scenery
rooms, and a foreign language audio laboratory.

P56344
Pub. by Wabash Valley News Agency. Inc., Terre Haute, Ind.
Plastichrome by Colourpicture Publishers, Inc., Boston 30, Mass., U.S.A.

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