. Scenes of modern New York . I rningside Heights, Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue 116th to 120th streetsA „™ fifteen college buildings covering 18 acres. The central stru COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, Mor founded as Kings College in 1754, now occupies fifteen college bui S^^S^^l^^*^^. SouTarTc? ^^SrlallsVand theEngineering Building, containing the machinery needed impractical instruction. New Yorks foremost educational institution, g it* acres, ine central structure is the Low Memorial Library, erected by Other buildings are the University Hall, Schermerhorn Hall (biology) Have-. THE HALL OF F
. Scenes of modern New York . I rningside Heights, Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue 116th to 120th streetsA „™ fifteen college buildings covering 18 acres. The central stru COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, Mor founded as Kings College in 1754, now occupies fifteen college bui S^^S^^l^^*^^. SouTarTc? ^^SrlallsVand theEngineering Building, containing the machinery needed impractical instruction. New Yorks foremost educational institution, g it* acres, ine central structure is the Low Memorial Library, erected by Other buildings are the University Hall, Schermerhorn Hall (biology) Have-. THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS, University Heights at Sedgwick. Aqueduct and University avenues and East 181st Street. This semi-circular structure, over 500 feet long, is a striking feature of the New York University, the library of which institution it half-surrounds. It contains 150 eight-foot panels which will ultimately be inscribed with the names of departed great Americans. The first five names selected were: Washington, Lincoln, Webster,Franklin and Grant. The building cost $250,000 and was the gift of Miss Helen Gould to the University. — — .» ,, .
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