Kenyon College

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	Portrait of George, Second Lord Kenyon Oil on canvas Location: Peirce Hall, Kenyon College
	Map of early Kenyon and Gambier Drawn by Henry Caswall, 1828
	"The Bishop's Palace" Drawn by Henry Caswall, 1828
	Original plan for Kenyon College Colored lithograph ca. 1824 Design by Reverend Norman Nash Spire designed by Charles Bulfinch
	Kenyon College Drawing, 1829
	Old 74, one of the original college buildings
	Gambier, ca. 1835
	Photograph of Old Kenyon ca. 1868
	Old Kenyon fire February 27, 1949 Nine students perished, the building was reconstructed like a giant puzzle, using the original stones
	Rosse Hall Originally built as the college chapel in 1829, now serves as an auditorium
	Bexley Hall Served as seminary until 1970 when Bexley Hall left for New York, now houses the Art Department

Most original prints and photographs owned by Kenyon College.  All digital images are owned by The Papers of Philander Chase unless otherwise noted.

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Last updated 15 January 2001