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- Author:
- Drake, Doug
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 1970
- Subject:
- Wisconsin Academy (Columbus, WI), Seventh-day Adventist Education, Knutson, Robert E., Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997, and Seventh-day Adventists -- Wisconsin
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- Wisconsin Academy students with Richard Hammill in the balcony at Pioneer Memorial Church, 1970. Written on back: "Wisconsin Academy students with Robert E. Knutson, Wisconsin Academy principal. 10/20/70".
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 1970
- Subject:
- Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997, Seventh-day Adventist Education, Seventh-day Adventists -- Nigeria, Smoot, Joseph Grady, 1932-, and Babcock University (Ogun, Nigeria)
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- Richard Hammil and Joseph Smoot at West Africa Seminary, 1970s.
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1974
- Subject:
- Hoen, H. E, Seventh-day Adventist Education, Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997, Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan, and Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- Andrews University dedicated its new, $3.5 million Science Complex Sunday, October 27, five years after the project was begun. An estimated 1,000 persons attended the dedication address by the prime minister of Trinidad in Pioneer Memorial Church. The 120,000 square-foot building was built exclusively by the university. Dr. Richard Hammill ...
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1974
- Subject:
- Seventh-day Adventist Education, Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997, Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus, and Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- Dr. Richard Hammill addressed crowd at Science Complex dedication, October 27, 1974. Ribbon-cutting ceremony immediately followed address.
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1970
- Subject:
- Tiscornia, Lester C., Edinger, Charles, Seventh-day Adventist Education, Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan, Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus, Starke, Edward B, Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997, and Upton, Robert C.
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- Construction progress on the new $3 million science complex at Andrews University is noted by university president Richard Hammill (Left) and four buisnessmen of the area who led out in a local campaign for funds which has now reached its goal of $1 million. Left to right, above, are President ...
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1970
- Subject:
- Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus, Seventh-day Adventist Education, Upton, Robert C., Tiscornia, Lester C., Edinger, Charles, Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997, and Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- The science complex at Andrews University was toured Friday by 18 area businessmen who were most directly involved in the local campaign which raised one-third of the $3,000,000 cost. The chemistry and biology buildings are being used this year; the physics and mathematics building will be completed next summer. Left ...
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1964
- Subject:
- Seventh-day Adventist Education, Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan, Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus, and Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- The Dedication for the new men's hall residence completed in 1964, named for Fabian Meier, which is able to accommodate 432 more undergarduate men
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1964
- Subject:
- Seventh-day Adventist Education, Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan, Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus, and Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- The Dedication for the new men's hall residence completed in 1964, named for Fabian Meier, which is able to accommodate 432 more undergarduate men
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1963
- Subject:
- Garber, Vernon Edward, 1910-1984, Cemer, Bill, Seventh-day Adventist Education, Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan, Bradford, Charles E., Finney, Rodney E., 1904-1997, Joyce, Robert Sydney, 1903-1969, Stevens, Lawrence, Smith, Jere D., 1896-1990, Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997, Wilson, Nathaniel C., 1897-1993, Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus, and Nelson, William Andrew, 1903-2002
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- Featuring constantly circulating air, the four-man units of the new residence hall will be divided into study and sleep areas. Those taking part in the groundbreaking ceremonies were: (left to right) V. E. Garber, general business manager; W. A. Nelson, president, Illinois Conference; Lawrence Stevens, dean of men; Richard Hammill, ...
- Part of:
- Center for Adventist Research Photograph Collection
- Date issued:
- 01/01/1963
- Subject:
- Seventh-day Adventist Education, Seventh-day Adventists -- Michigan, Andrews University (Berrien Springs, MI) -- Buildings and Campus, and Hammill, Leroy Richard, 1913-1997
- Source:
- Center for Adventist Research
- Description:
- Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new men's hall residence named for Fabian Meier, which will be able to accommodate 432 undergarduate men at it's completetion
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