Groundbreaking ceremony for the Brody Building

Title: Groundbreaking ceremony for the Brody Building
Description: Chancellor Thomas Brewer speaking on platform at groundbreaking ceremonies for the Brody Building. Present on the platform are Leo Jenkins, Jim Hunt, and six other men.
Date: March 31, 1979
Original Format: photographs
Extent: 17cm x 12cm
Local Identifier: ECU/06/D/Brody
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Location of Original: University Archives
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John Tucker Apr 24 2018

Ed Monroe is on the far left, in the white suit, with his back to the camera.

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