Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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m ' ' ' Maryuille College began in 1902 in a small log cabin similar to the one depicted here, it was built by our founder, Issac Anderson and was closed in 1812. The Elizabeth Voorhes Memorial Chapel was built on campus in 1906 and was destroyed by fire in 1947. Baldwin Hall was a girls residence and was built in 1871. In 1968 it was removed from campus. The rest of the buildings should look familiar to you: Anderson, Lamar Memorial Library, Ralph Max Lamar Memorial Hospital, Carnegie, Thaw Hall, and at the bottom of this page - Willard. ■ jjj— j jgfc |fc«(pM !R- ' i9S ' J|WMP ' ' P ' .m-m- ' - - ' ' ' - ' - W : - ' ' 9 -- i

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Maryuille College - Its history surrounds us each and every day. These eight buildings, and Willard House on the title page, have been named part of a historic district in Maryvillc. Anderson is the oldest building on campus and was completed in 1870. Lamar Memorial Library, now the Center for Campus Ministry and formerly the Post Office, was completed in 1888. Willard House, also known as the President ' s Residence, was completed in 1890. Fayerwcathcr Science Hall was completed in 1901. The Ralph Max Lamar Memorial Hospital and Carnegie Hall were both completed in 1910. Pearson ' s Hall was also completed in 1910 with the third and fourth stories being added in 1912. The dining hall annex was finished in 1935. Construction on Thaw Hall was finished in 1922.