University of Chicago - Cap and Gown Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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T-Gm -ff I I A - f 1 '.'V S ' I I ?l '-7553--NN N E 2 u n 1: s. N D -r f' Ebel Iaarper emurial library Ground was broken January IO, IQIO, four years to a day from the death of President Harper. The corner stone was laid June 14, 1910. Construction has gone steadily forward, interrupted only by the accident to the west tower. It is planned to dedicate the building June IO and' 11, IQI2, just two years and a half from the breaking of the ground. gs - The main features of the buil were determined by the report of the Com- mission of 1902, whi ffmadp the m itral fember of the Library Group and placed the reading room' atv' yoip grdg ad the bottom. Besides this it was of course demanded ftiful, as becomes its memorial character and its commandingw 1 eglagrfndi'fl'ilg,gUinli'iiersit3f buildi is in general, and that, as beiits the fact that agtuagrieecilsiof ighole University and is to be a memorial to a convenient and eliicient workshop. it .,5'p,g- ,.,. f- .. f ' V 'rhegfeatfeaa.'-,gi-Jam nthstiiifa aoql whieaasvatsgtfiop Hoor of the middle section of the buili iii11g,f49.H' ui. li -a iif rnediately to the li- braries in Haskell aids tlieiii and working f ' Q i 1 A Us if ir i, , My rooms of the librariigsxggjeii FOOIHS f0f SPC' cial collections are ptroviiii d gn ig-H angle, zettgigfwf the two towers. The book stacks re: -dir ctl K, -ni enclently or' the building- The u and a suite of oHices for the Presicleniti'oi, 'ihetUnivgif .63 if ll' fen' allgeli ccupied by stacks. The Historical andmSociail Science group, whose building is eventually to be built just east of the new building, is.-for the present given quarters in the east tower. Philosophy and Biology will have theiridepartmental libraries in the west tower, until such time as more permanent quarters can be provided or the space is required for less specialized purposes. The building has four entrances, three from the quadrangle, one in the center and one in each tower, and one from Fifty-ninth street, in the center of the south side. Of these the west tower entrance is the principal permanent entrance. The public catalogue and delivery desk are on the third floor of this tower. A pas- senger elevator and two Hights of stairs in each tower run the whole height of the building. Electric book-lifts likewise run the whole height of both towers, from lower basement to sixth HOOP. Pneumatic tubes for the conveyance of book orders and charge cards connect all parts of the building. Speaking tubes and telephones facilitate viva 21065 communication. 15