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Willamette University, At Salem, Oregon
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The Art Building faced the State Capital. Its hansom brick front and window frames were elegantly
counter pointed by the even coating of fall leaves coving the lawn and path.
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The view from State Street, past the Star Trees on the right and across North Lawn.
The building in the distance was Eaton Hall.
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The Star Trees of Willamette University (Sequoiadendron giganteum) were giant Sequoias.
A nearby sign read:
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The Star Trees of Willamette University (Sequoiadendron giganteum) giant Sequoias.
A nearby sign read:
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The view across the quad at the Mary Stuart Rogers Music Center building.
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This was the view directly south across the quad at G Herbert Smith Auditorium And Fine Arts Center.
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The view west past Eaton Hall on the left. Walton Hall was partly visible at the end of the walk.
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Two squirrels were out that afternoon. One was exploring for food in the quad.
The other was working to open a seed while standing on the arm of a white lawn chair.
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A bell was on display in the corner created by the two wings of the Collins Science Center.
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The view from a bridge over Mill Race (a creek). Mill Race ran past Putnam University Center, on the right, and past
the front of Mark O' Hatfield Library in the distance.
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Two lawn chairs sat empty behind the G Herbert Smith Auditorium And Fine Arts building.
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Three blackboards wrapped the corner. On them, drawn in chalk, were signs that read (from right to left):
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The York House was a student residence named after Emily J. York,
who in 1859 was the first graduate of Willamette University. She
received the degree of Mistress of English Literature.
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