In 1926, a chapel auditorium was built over a basement that had been constructed in 1924. Later called West Hall, it provided seating space for about 1,000 plus several classrooms above the chapel. West Hall was torn down in 1964.. Left to Right: Fred Green; B. B. Smith; F. O. ...
Emmanuel Missionary College Old Hose Tower. E. Weaver -- O. P. Wilson -- Loren Beatty -- George Simpson -- Paul Ford -- Harry Perrin -- Elmer Benson -- Ennis Moore -- Paul Mefflin
North Hall, originally called the Manual Arts Buidling, was the second structure erected for educational purposes. Although it was intended to house the vocational classes, during most of its existence it housed male students. Also seen in this photograph is the Girl's Dormitory to the left, notice the extensions made ...
North Hall, originally called the Manual Arts Buidling, was the second structure erected for educational purposes. Although it was intended to house the vocational classes, during most of its existence it housed male students.
North Hall, originally called the Manual Arts Buidling, was the second structure erected for educational purposes. Although it was intended to house the vocational classes, during most of its existence it housed male students. Also, you can see in the background Birch Hall
View from in front of North Hall, originally called the Manual Arts Buidling, was the second structure erected for educational purposes. Although it was intended to house the vocational classes, during most of its existence it housed male students.
North Hall, originally called the Manual Arts Buidling, was the second structure erected for educational purposes. Although it was intended to house the vocational classes, during most of its existence it housed male students.
North Hall, originally called the Manual Arts Buidling, was the second structure erected for educational purposes. Although it was intended to house the vocational classes, during most of its existence it housed male students.
