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Kelly Hall, 1963. Kelly Hall. Former residence of the President. Currently houses the Office of Institutional Advancement and Alumni Affairs. 1123 Izard Street. The two story building was designed by Cromwell & Neyland and completed in 1952.

Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Harris standing in front of Kelly Hall. Kelly Hall was completed in 1952 (Reed, 2002). The Colonial style structure was designed by Little Rock based firm Cromwell & Neyland (Cromwell Architects Engineers). Kelly Hall was once the…

Kelly Hall. Former residence of the President. Currently houses the Office of Institutional Advancement and Alumni Affairs. 1123 Izard Street. The two story building was designed by Cromwell & Neyland and completed in 1952.

Kelly Hall. Former residence of the President. Currently houses the Office of Institutional Advancement and Alumni Affairs. 1123 Izard Street. The two story building was designed by Cromwell & Neyland and completed in 1952.

Webb Hall was partially completed and occupied in 1916 and was in full use by 1919. Originally located at 822 W. 10th Street. The building was named in honor of the J. B. Webb family of Oak Park, IL.

Webb Hall was partially completed and occupied in 1916 and was in full use by 1919. Originally located at 822 W. 10th Street. The building was named in honor of the J. B. Webb family of Oak Park, IL.

Science Hall was built in 1952 and housed the Biology, Physics and Chemistry departments, 14 classrooms and laboratories (PSC Catalog, 1952-53). Science Hall was renovated in 1977 and later renamed Kresge-Mabee Science Center (Reed, 2002).

Science Hall, later renamed Mabee-Kresge Science Hall. Built in 1952 at 812 West 13th Street. Housed the Biology, Physics and Chemistry departments, 14 classrooms and an auditorium.

Science Hall, later renamed Mabee-Kresge Science Hall. Built in 1952 at 812 West 13th Street. Housed the Biology, Physics and Chemistry departments, 14 classrooms and an auditorium.

Students standing on the porch of Webb Hall, the women's dormitory for that housed up to 125 residents. The building also contained a cafeteria, a laundry facility and classroom space for the "School of Beauty and Culture" (PSC Catalog, 1935-1936) .…