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An aerial view of Union College is seen in this 7.5" x 9.5" black and white photograph. The new residence halls (known today as Rees Hall and Culver Hall) flank the College Building. Other college buildings encircle the the campus.

This 7x9.5 black and white photograph is of an aerial view of Union College. The College building anchors the center of the campus, with North and South Hall on either side respectively. East Hall can be seen east of the college building. The new…

In this 6.5" x 10.5" black and white photograph the College Building and the water tower are obscured by trees. A car is parked just outside a door at the south end of the College Building. The water tower was built in 1912 and torn down in 1932.

The College Building stands behind a flag pole and the rock pile in this 7.5" x 9.5" black and white photograph. Trees and bushes are in fully leafed out.

This 5" x 6.5" black and white photograph depicts the College View Public Library built in 1916 in Union College property. It is one of five Carnegie-funded libraries built in the Lincoln area between 1905 and 1916. When the public library moved to a…

This black and white 7.5" x 9.5" photograph of L Street (now South 48th Street). The street is lined with shops and business with cars parked in front.

This black and white 8" x 10" photograph of the intersection of Prescott Street (formerly 11th Street) and South 48th Street in College View. The College Grocerteria seen in the photo was owned by Glenn E. Lovell and Harold A. Lovell. There are cars…

The intersection of L Street (now South 48th Street) and 11 Street (now Prescott Avenue) is shown in this 7.5" x 9.5" black and white photograph. Some of the shops along 11th Street include a shoe shop, a couple of grocery stores, and a bank. …

In this 7.5" x 9.5" black and white photograph the intersection of L Street (now 48th Street) and 11th Street (now Prescott Avenue) can be seen. There are many businesses along these streets including grocery stores, a bank, and a service garage. A…

This black and white 7.5" x 9.5" photograph of L Street (now South 48th Street). The street is lined with shops and business with cars parked in front.