Aerial view of ECTC campus
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Identifier: 55-01-0086
Still image of East Carolina Teachers College viewed from the South East from an aerial film of the ECTC campus and the downtown Greenville residential area. Clockwise along Fifth Street can be seen Wilson Hall, Old Austin Building, the dining hall, Jarvis Hall, Fleming Hall, Cotten Hall, Spilman Building, Whichard Building, Ragsdale Building, Wright Building, Graham Building, the Power Plant, and Fleming Building. more...
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Still image of East Carolina Teachers College viewed from the South East from an aerial film of the ECTC campus and the downtown Greenville residential area. Clockwise along Fifth Street can be seen Wilson Hall, Old Austin Building, the dining hall, Jarvis Hall, Fleming Hall, Cotten Hall, Spilman Building, Whichard Building, Ragsdale Building, Wright Building, Graham Building, the Power Plant, and Fleming Building.
Creator(s)
Renfrew, Henry
Contributor(s)
Barnes Aircraft Service Inc.
Date
1948
Call Number
55-01-0086 University Archives
Additional Resources
Collection(s)
ECU History
- ECTC
- Buildings

Subject(s)
East Carolina Teachers College--Aerial views
Greenville (N.C.)--Aerial views
College campuses--North Carolina--Greenville
Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Pitt County (N.C.)--Greenville (N.C.)
Location (physical)
University Archives
Type
still image
Medium
photographs
Physical Description
26.8cm x 24.1cm x 0cm
Rights
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http://digital.lib.ecu.edu/10218

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