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              <text>Black and white aerial photograph of campus from the east; buildings in photograph include: Huffman Hall, Deeds Hall (East Hall), Shaw Hall, Beaver Hall, Sawyer Hall, Crawford Hall (under construction), Thresher Hall, Theatre Arts Building "Ace Morgan Studio Theatre", Cleveland Hall (Bryant Arts Center), Doane Library, Smith Hall, Delta Upsilon House (Taylor House), Sigma Alpha Epsilon House (Moshier-Huchison House), Lambda Chi Alpha House (Irma &amp; Clark Morrow House), Kappa Sigma House, Swasey Chapel, Deeds Field-Piper Stadium, Livingston Gym</text>
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              <text>Columbus Dispatch Photo by Tom Richards</text>
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              <text>Digitized 2026</text>
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