Georgetown University - Ye Domesday Booke Yearbook (Georgetown, DC)

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N addition to being centrally located in the red brick quad, Dahlgren Chapel is the focal point of student life at Georgetown. It was the gift of the late Lady Decies, whose remains, together with those of her husband, John Dahlgren, and their young son, rest in the crypt beneath the main altar. 29

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EARING the names of two pioneer Jesuits of the seventeenth century, the White-Gravenor Building was erected in 1934. It is one of the most modem and best equipped science and lecture units gracing any college campus. The structure, along with Copley Hall and the Medical-Dental Building, will perpetuate the name of the Reverend William Coleman Nevils, S.J., during whose tenure of office all were erected. 28

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HE imposing figure of John Carroll, first Archbishop of Baltimore and founder of George- town College, greets every returning alumnus and every chance visitor, who passes through the entrance gates of the University campus. Unveiled in 1912, when the Reverend Al- phonsus J. Donlon, S.J., occupied the President ' s chair, this bronze figure fittingly im- mortalizes a distinguished Priest, Prelate and Patriot. 30