Bailey Hall

 

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SUNY Geneseo

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Photograph of the Guy A. Bailey Science Building construction of 2nd floor facing north-west, Geneseo, N.Y. Pictured is the inside of the building with open walls and construction materials. During 1950-1951 the four residence halls (Bailey, Fraser, Blake, and Sturges) accommodated 204 women students and the College Center, with dining room, snack bar, lounge, post office and browsing and game rooms were occupied. Blake is named for George (Guy) A. Bailey, an international authority on birds. Was affectionatly known to the students as "Bugs" Bailey. Mr. Bailey graduated from the Cortland Normal in the classical course in the year 1898. Verso: "Science 3/26/64 2nd floor facing NW."

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Original Date

-182016000

Original Format

photograph; gelatin silver; b&w

Physical Dimensions

6in. x 10in.

Creator Details

Unknown

Document Type

Still Image

Date Digitized

October 2013

File Format

TIFF

File Name

CAP_2016_ARCV_archphoto_0133.tif

File Size

20.9 MB

Rights

Please cite as: College Archives, Milne Library, State University of New York at Geneseo. For usage beyond Fair Use, please contact Milne Library.

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