Schofield Hall, winter scene, 1966
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Schofield Hall was the original building of the Eau Claire State Normal School. Construction began the summer of 1914 and was dedicated by Wisconsin governor Emanuel L. Philipp October 19, 1916. It was constructed on a 12 acre site donated by the city of Eau Claire. During the 1950s, as the campus expanded, it was known as "Old Main," and in 1960 it was dedicated to Harvey A. Schofield, the school's first president.. It is currently the Administration Building for the university and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In this image you can see Schofield Hall framed by two pine trees in the winter of 1966.
Image ID: AS279.005.012.002; on p. 7 of 1965 yearbook
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- Wisconsin State University - Eau Claire
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Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Harvey A. Schofield
Winter
1966
Administration
Old Main
National Register of Historic Places
Schofield Hall
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