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Art students on the second floor of Taylor Hall use a fellow coed as their model, circa early 1940s.
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The Industrial Arts department classroom in Normal Hall [Taylor Hall] circa 1912.
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An art class instructed by Pat Julio is in session in the basement of Taylor Hall, late 1950s. Judging by the age of some of the participants, this is probably a summer school class for teachers.
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Mina Burney (center, standing) conducts an art class--probably for teachers during summer session--in Taylor Hall, circa 1950.
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Before the new gymnasium was built in 1951 and the music department moved to Crawford Hall, Taylor Hall was home to music classes and practice rooms. This practice room was located under the auditorium stage, circa late 1940s.
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Laying of the Normal Hall (Taylor Hall) cornerstone by the Grand Masonic Lodge, October 25, 1910. This is the earliest known photograph of Colorado State Normal School, later renamed Western State College, and now Western Colorado University.
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A typing class is in session in Taylor Hall, circa 1950s.
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Two WSC students concentrate on mastering the ten-key machine in Taylor Hall, Summer 1959. The nearest machine is an Olivetti Divisumma 24 electromagnetic model, an impressive machine for 1959.
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Two students use Dictaphone machines in their Office Machines class, Taylor Hall, circa 1950.
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A ten-key class is in session in Taylor Hall, Summer 1959.
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Several students are busy with their sewing projects in a Taylor Hall Home Economics classroom, circa 1950.
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View of Normal Hall (Taylor Hall) from the southwest, circa 1915. Note the new trees that have been planted along the walkway/driveway leading from town to the building.
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View of Normal Hall (Taylor Hall) from the south-southwest circa 1912.
[Temple of Wisdom
The above picture of North Hall was taken in 1912 and conveys some idea of the prominence of the building to the city of Gunnison. With no tree around it, and standing on the Smelter Hill above the City of Gunnison, the building resembled some ancient structure erected inhonor of the goddess of Wisdom. the four ionic columns add to the splender [sic]. Even...
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View of Normal Hall (later North Hall, then Taylor Hall) from the west-southwest circa 1917. Note the newly planted cottonwood trees in the foreground.
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Irrigation is in full summer swing west of Taylor Hall, circa early 1940s.
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View of North Hall, Gunnison County High School (later South Hall) and the first floor of Central Hall from the west, circa 1923. Central Hall began as a basement linking the two buildings; in 1923 the tar paper roof over the section "had become badly torn, and the college did not have funds [$1,000] for the repair..." --Abbott Fay, "Mountain Academia".
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View of Taylor Hall from the southwest, ca. 1940. Three vehicles are parked along the circular drive on the west side of the building.
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View of Taylor Hall from northwest, late 1930s. The evergreen trees in front of the building were removed during a 2000s remodel.
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"Two cheerful coeds brave the runoff that drained the rodeo grounds every spring. It's 1920, and the central portion of Taylor Hall [Central Hall] is under construction. Fences have been built, trees planted, and a single paved sidewalk connects the campus with downtown Gunnison." -- M. Hatcher notes
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View of North Hall (Taylor Hall) from the west, circa 1922.
This photograph was published in the college's 1923 Curecanti yearbook, page 9.