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Identifier: 
exwa_wmup_u-10196
Filename: 
exwa_wmup_u-10196.tif
Title: 
Library Reading Room, Western State Teachers College
Creator: 
Turner, Henry H.
Creator: 
Thebaud, Victor E.
Date: 
approximately 1925
Description: 
Two-story Reading Room in Library Building (North Hall) at Western State Teachers College. View looking northeast features features seating for 300 students, marble fireplace, paintings donated by the local art collector A.M. Todd including the notable “Yosemite Valley” by Thomas Hill, and recessed wall shelving. The Reading Room was designed by Henry H. Turner and Victor E. Thebaud Architects in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The image appeared in the book Kalamazoo Lost and Found by Kalamazoo Historian Lynn Houghton.
Building: 
Western Michigan University. Library Building
Building: 
Western Michigan University. North Hall
Subject: 
Libraries--Michigan--Libraries
Subject: 
Reading rooms--Michigan--Kalamazoo
Subject: 
Western State Teachers College (Kalamazoo, Mich.)
Subject: 
Todd, Albert May, 1850-1931--Art collections--Exhibitions
Subject: 
Landscape painting, American--19th century--Exhibitions
Location: 
Kalamazoo (Mich.)
Time Period: 
1920 - 1929
Time Period: 
1930-1939
Source: 
8 x 10 in. black-and-white print, WMU Photograph Collection, U-10196
Collection: 
Western Michigan University Archives Photograph Collection
Publisher: 
Western Michigan University
Digital Date: 
2021
Rights Statement: 
https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/
Rights Status: 
In Copyright
Access Rights: 
Digital reproduction published by Western Michigan University Library and made available for private study, scholarship or research use under applicable U.S. Law. Access to digital reproductions provided by Western Michigan University Archives and Regional History Collections, Zhang Legacy Collections Center.
Type: 
Image
File Format: 
image/tiff
Box Barcode: 
Box 50, Barcode: 31141021784512