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This article describes how the Saint Joan of Arc Chapel is the newest jewel on the Marquette University campus detailing the complex process of moving and reconstructing a building and the steps taken to preserve the chapel's history.
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Student carpenters with Brother Edmund Stetzen, S.J., re-assembling surplus U.S. Army barracks from Igloo, South Dakota, as McCarty Hall (elementary school classroom building). Notes by Archivist: Left to right on roof: John Siers, Tom Compos,...
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Two letters written by Dorothy Day, from jail, to her fellow Catholic Worker, Charles McCormack. Day had been arrested for protesting the mandatory 'Operation Alert' civil defense drill in New York City on July 12, 1957.
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Construction workers move materials around on the roof of Schroeder Hall in a project to add two additional floors to the existing building, January 1, 1965.
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A Milwaukee Journal article which provides information about the William Plankinton mansion, the Plankinton family, and the structure's time as an icon on the Marquette campus, written upon the event of the building's pending destruction.
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Telescope mounted in the observatory on the roof of Johnston Hall, 1917? The observatory was established in 1909 with a donation of $2000 by John H. Kopmeier in memory of his sons. It was dismantled in 1983.
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Detail view of the terra cotta roof of the Saint Joan of Arc Chapel. Spires were fashioned after the Anglo-Saxon spears to represent strength and reaching towards the sky or heaven.
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A memo to Marquette University President Rev. John P. Raynor, S.J. on the methods employed in the reconstruction of the Saint Joan of Arc Chapel on the campus. The memo describes the artifacts inside the chapel and where they would be placed,...
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A crane lifts materials to the roof of the Olin Engineering Center, July 5, 1977. The exterior of the building is nearly complete in this view of the east and north facades from across Wisconsin Avenue.