Wilmington College - Wilmingtonian Yearbook (Wilmington, OH)

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4 'it k ',5,, l' 155' EEE: f::' zggt, 4?-::l' 1-195 of' The College Library, one of the newer buildings, is easily accessible from all parts of the campus. The Library houses on the ground floor the Periodical Lounge, a conference room, a music listening room, and restrooms for men and women. The main floor consists of two large reading rooms and a reference alcove, librarian's office and a work room. The stacks, three tiers in height, contain 33,000 volumes, 'gThe Quaker Collection of valuable hooks on the works of the Society of Friends also is maintained here. The Thomas K. F. Burns Memorial Fund has made possible an outstanding collection of more than 3000 theater, literature, and language books. ,, . t 1. ' fi , , t 1 if ev 1 . ,. S, ff .mmf . Thomas R. Kelly Religious Activities Center Named in memory of Thomas Rayburn Kelly, prominent Quaker teacher and writer and an alumnus of Wilmington College, the religious activities center contains a 200-seat meeting room, a meditation room, a library-lounge, offices for the campus religious organizations, offices and classrooms for the college department of religion and philosophy, and offices for the Wilmington Yearly Meeting and the Midwest branch of the Friends World Committee. The building was financed through a generous grant from the S. S. Kresge Foundation and contributions from the Wilmington Yearly Meeting and many individuals. ,zssn-+ y 1' L ,f.. .gp-r-v