'Bld'g Burned to Ground' Newspaper Clipping
Title
'Bld'g Burned to Ground' Newspaper Clipping
Description
A newspaper clipping regarding Pacific University's Academy Building burning down. It burnt down in October 1910. The Academy Building was the second oldest building on campus at the time. The building was insured for $4500, however the replacement cost was estimated as $2500 over the insurance coverage. The article details students running in to save books and band instruments once the alarm was sound. This newspaper article appears in a scrapbook compiled by Frances B. Clapp, a 1908 Pacific University graduate.
Is Part Of
Frances B. Clapp Scrapbook (MS.11)
Subject
Student activities
Students--Oregon
Place
Forest Grove, Oregon, United States
Language
English
Identifier
PUA_MS11_155
Rights
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Source
Pacific University Archives
Bibliographic Citation
'Bld'g Burned to Ground' Newspaper Clipping, Frances B. Clapp Scrapbook (1910), 116, Pacific University Archives, Forest Grove, Oregon.
Type
Still Image