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Ohio Wesleyan Medical School Bldg
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Central Avenue and East 14th Street |
Description |
3-story brick structure of 60x90-100
feet, containing labs, classrooms, and offices |
| Other Names |
1910-1920: School of Pharmacy
Medical Building |
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| Constructed |
1899-1900 |
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| Architect |
Mr. Badgley |
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| Cost |
1910: $65,000
1920 sale price: $75,000
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| Financing |
1895: Gift of land from the First
Wesleyan Methodist Church to Ohio Wesleyan University
1900: Gift of $10,000 from John D. Rockefeller; Gifts of various amounts
from various donors to Ohio Wesleyan University
1910: Campaign for $10,000
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| Donors |
1900: John D. Rockefeller, friend
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| Occupants |
1900-1910: Ohio Wesleyan Medical
School
1910-1920: School of Pharmacy |
Uses |
1900-1920: Teaching, research, and
offices |
| Bought |
1910: from Ohio Wesleyan University
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| Sold |
1920: to Carpenters' Building Co.
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| Ceremonies |
Cornerstone Laying: 9/28/1899; Dedication:
11/22/1900 |
Trivia |
First University building acquired
as a result of a merger |
This summary was compiled by staff of the University
Archives from sources
in the custody of the Archives.
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