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Kalamazoo College DeWaters Hall
(Kalamazoo College, 2009-08-28)
Kalamazoo College's DeWaters Residence Hall. This dormitory, just to the west of Stetson Chapel, was named for Sarah A. and Enos A. DeWaters, Flint (Mich.) philanthropists and civic leaders, and Kalamazoo graduates. It was ...
Kalamazoo College Harmon Hall Dormitory Room
(Kalamazoo College, 2009-08-28)
The interior of a dormitory room in Kalamazoo College's Harmon Hall. Designed by Aymar Embury, Harmon Hall opened in September 1947. It housed 125 upperclassmen, although because of a slight downturn in enrollment, it was ...
Kalamazoo College Hoben Hall Dormitory Room
(Kalamazoo College, 1942)
A dormitory room in Kalamazoo College's Hoben Hall. At a Board of Trustees meeting on November 8, 1935, trustee Enos DeWaters passed a note written on the back of an envelope to Board Chair Claude Harmon stating that he ...
Kalamazoo College Hoben Hall Groundbreaking
(Kalamazoo College, 1936)
A groundbreaking ceremony for the new men's dormitory, Hoben Hall, in the spring of 1936. Hoben Hall was built just next to the old Williams (or Upper) Hall that had been a campus mainstay since the 1850s. When Hoben was ...
Kalamazoo College Hoben Hall
(Kalamazoo College, c. 1937)
The front of Kalamazoo College's Hoben Hall dormitory, with a large group of students posed in the colonnade facing the quad. This photograph may have been taken just after Hoben Hall was opened for use, in early 1937. The ...
Kalamazoo College Wheaton Lodge
(Kalamazoo College, 2009-08-28)
An exterior view of Kalamazoo College's Wheaton Lodge (Ladies' Hall). Ladies' Hall, the first residence built for women at Kalamazoo College, was first occupied in September 1887. Credit for raising the funds for construction ...
Kalamazoo College Ladies' Hall Reception Room
(Kalamazoo College, 2009-08-28)
The reception room at Ladies' Hall. Ladies' Hall, the first residence built for women at Kalamazoo College, was first occupied in September 1887. Credit for raising the funds for construction goes to Baptist women's groups ...
Kalamazoo College Williams Hall
(Kalamazoo College, 1916-1930)
Kalamazoo College's Williams Hall (Upper Hall), sometime after the fire of 1916. Construction was completed in 1849 on Upper Hall, a four-story men's dormitory. As originally built, it consisted of 36 study rooms, 36 double ...
Kalamazoo College Students at Ladies' Hall
(Kalamazoo College, 1913)
A group of female students on the front steps of Kalamazoo College's Ladies' Hall (later Wheaton Lodge) in 1913. The students are not identified, but the woman in the upper left is probably Mrs. Archibald Wheaton, who was ...
Kalamazoo College Williams Hall
(Kalamazoo College, 1916-1936)
Kalamazoo College's Williams Hall (Upper Hall), sometime after the fire of 1916. Bowen Hall, built in 1902, can be seen at the far left. Construction was completed in 1849 on Upper Hall, a four-story men's dormitory. As ...
