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Dining Hall reconstruction after fire

Date: Apr. 06 1915 | Identifier: UA55.01.541
Exterior view of the Dining Hall on the East Carolina Teachers Training School campus five days after a fire gutted the building and destroyed the roof with crews cleaning out the building for reconstruction. Originally called the Refectory, the building is now known as the Old Cafeteria Complex. more...
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Description
Exterior view of the Dining Hall on the East Carolina Teachers Training School campus five days after a fire gutted the building and destroyed the roof with crews cleaning out the building for reconstruction. Originally called the Refectory, the building is now known as the Old Cafeteria Complex.
Date
April 06, 1915
Call Number
UA55.01.541 University Archives
Additional Resources
Collection(s)
ECU History
- ECTTS
- Buildings

Subject(s)
East Carolina Teachers Training School--Buildings
Fires--North Carolina--Greenville
East Carolina Teachers Training School--Fire, 1915
Construction workers--North Carolina--Greenville
Universities and colleges--Food service--North Carolina--Greenville
Cafeterias--North Carolina--Greenville

Finding Aid
Visual Media: Black and White Images

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Location (spatial)
United States--North Carolina--Pitt County (N.C.)--Greenville (N.C.)
Type
still image
Medium
photographs
Physical Description
17.7cm x 12.7cm
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