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Title: Cong[regationa]l Church, 1860-1879, Grinnell, Iowa, First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ
Description: Looking northeast. "The area of the old stone church that followed the wooden structure on the left. The wooden school on right stood before the 3 story brick & block hi[gh]-sch[ool] now gone"--t.p. verso
Date Created: 1880
PID: grinnell:13570

Title: Cooper School, Grinnell, Iowa
Description: Looking north at the front of Cooper School which was built in 1889 and named in honor of Colonel S.F. Cooper, one of the first teachers in Grinnell who was also a Commandant of the Grinnell Troops in the Civil War. The building was closed in 1974 and sold to Grinnell College. The building was was razed in 1983. 1915 postmark.
Date Created: 1915
PID: grinnell:14509

Title: Jimmy Ley to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ley - March 20, 1942
Description: Jimmy talks about recent new concerning the war and mentions for the first time that he will most likely have to serve for a long time. He wonders if he should attend summer school to try to speed up his graduation.
Date Created: 1942
PID: grinnell:11530

Title: Mears Cottage, Grinnell College, Grinnell, Iowa
Description: Looking northeast at front entrance. Mears Cottage was the first women's dormitory on campus. Built in 1888, Mears remained a residence hall until 1979. Over the years it has hosted various campus offices. It is named for Mary Grinnell Mears, an 1881 graduate of Grinnell College and daughter of J.B. Grinnell, founder of the college. Located at 1213 6th Avenue, Grinnell, Poweshiek County, Iowa.
Date Created: 1987
PID: grinnell:14299

Title: Noyce Commons: relevance of layout, amenities, and space designation to college students
Description: A study of the effect that the layout of a room has on student study preferences in the Noyce Science Center.
Date Created: 2009
PID: grinnell:3421

Title: Perceptions of the Forum and JRC Grills: architectural and experiential approaches to atmosphere
Description: An examination of the Forum and JRC grills using interviews and GIS data suggests that both architecture and experience are important and interrelated factors that shape perceptions of atmosphere, with experience playing a particularly influential role for people who have memories that they associate with place.
Date Created: 2009
PID: grinnell:3422