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l9l4 IQIE TENNESSEE HALL Built solely for educational purposes and devoted to the advancement of women, Ten- nessee Hall was for several years the seat of the East Tennessee Female Institute. In 1910 it passed into the hands of the State University. which pays for it an annual rent of one cent. The build- ing is a large and substantial structure of red brick, and the clinging vines 0f ivy about the entrance give a pic- turesque effect to the whole. On the second fioor is found the Department of Home Economics. In addi- tion to the regular recitation halls, special rooms are de- voted to the teaching of sew- ing and cooking. These are spacious, well lighted, and ex- cellently equipped The model dining room, with its simple, yet tasteful furniture, has been the scene of many en- joyable entertainments given by the various classes. The gymnasium for the girls occupies the main part of the third Hoor. Here in- struction in physical culture was begun during the second term of 1912-13. Practical equipment for work will be added soon, and physical cul- ture will become a part of the regular course. The fourth hour is devoted to the students of Art. The rooms are made very attractive by a number of finely executed oil paintings which adorn the walls, while casts of noted pieces of sculpture and quaint bronze vases add much to the interest of the studio. Tennessee Hall is, indeed, a building of which the University may well be proud; and as the center of practical work for the ' coeds? it has amply fuliilled its purposes. -UNIVEREITV IHHH EIF lllllll TENNESSEE lllHll H4:
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ESTABROOK HALL The Engineering Department of the University of Tennessee is located principally in Estabrook Hall, Which was enlarged in 1906, and is one of the South's best-equipped engineering buildings. Ample provision is here made for the subjects of Mechanical, Electrical, and Civil Engineering. The lecture rooms, laboratories, drawing-rooms, workshops, and offices are ample in number and size to provide for the most effective work in every division of the subjects. This department has always been one of the most popular in the University, and also one of the largest. For years it. has sent out engineers to develop the resources of our State, as well as those of other States, and many of them have made a name for them- selves in the engineering world. UNIVERSITVhDF HIIIH TENNESSEE HM
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