Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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Campus 2 1 “The White House” The White House was first occupied by President Hawley and his wife in 1917. It was built on land donated by Mrs. George Lawrence, who contributed an additional $7,000 for the structure. Mrs. Hawley did much of the general planning, superintending and interior decorating in the house. It was furnished beautifully, though not luxuriously ... an extension of Mrs. Hawley ' s personality.

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I 20 Campus Park House The Park House was originally built facing the Missouri River. Sometime during its history the building was moved. The building now houses the only link from past to present. Artifacts from presidents and alumni are found throughout the building. The Park House is open for visitation on Sunday afternoons or when appointments are made.

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•v-‘‘ • » SilillPii 22 Campus Hawley Hall This advancement furthered the plan of the Hawley Hall was dedicated on January 30, time to move the women of Park into a 1957. common area and free Copley-Thaw Hall In November 1953, it was announced that a memorial fund for Dr. Frederick Hawley and his wife had been created to build a women ' s dormitory adjacent to Herr House. for use as a mens ' dormitory. The new dormitory would have sleeping accommodations for 96 students on three floors.