Loyola University - Wolf Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Campion Hall, now used as a residence for priests, once housed the first classes for Loyola College, founded in 1904. In past years the cafeteria was located in the present student lounge.

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Loyola Yesterday Now known as Biever Hall, this build- ing was the original priests ' residence attached to the church established in 1892. It is now used for the department of medical technology. It has been moved from its original St. Charles Ave. to Marquette Place. . CLASS Ki i l Classrooms in the early years of Loyola had that ' homey look, complete with chandeliers, wallpaper and fireplace.

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This was Loyola church and residence for priests, erected in 1892. Not visible in the picture is the building, now known as Campion Hall, which origi- nally housed Loyola college, opened in 1904. It was then situated at the rear of the right side of the church. The church was dismantled to make room for Thomas Hall around 1910 and floated across the Mississippi River to Westwego where it was assembled si MARQUETTE HALL UNDER CONSTfl Ground was broken for Marquette Hall in July of 1910. The building was de- signed in the Tudor-Gothic style and was completed in 1913. Loyola ' s College of Pharmacy had its beginnings in the New Orleans College of Pharmacy, pictured above.