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Harold Alfond Boathouse in the 1990s
No full textThe Harold Alfond Boathouse in fron of the Rollins College campus. Built in 1990, this boathouse replaced the dilapidated and overcrowded Lake Virginia Boathouse, which was built in 1961 after the original Lake Virginia Boathouse, built in 1904, was destroyed by Hurricane Donna during the summer of 1960. The new boathouse is named after Harold Alfond, a Rollins benefactor who was also a Rollins parent
Bornstein and Alfonds in 1997
No full textRollins benefactors Harold and Dorothy Alfond with President Bornstein at the rededication of the Alfond Swimming Pool after its 1997 renovations. The Original building for the pool in 1973 was made possible by the generous donation of Harold Alfond
Alfond Sports Center Donors in 2001
No full textThe Harold and Ted Alfond Sports Center was built in 2000 over the previous Enyart-Alumni Field House. The new Sports Center was possible largely because of Harold Alfond, a Rollins benefactor, and his alumni son, Ted Alfond The primary donors of the Harold and Ted Alfond Sports Center sit together in the new Warden Arena in 2001
Park Avenue School in the 1920s
No full textThe Park Avenue School as seen in the 1920s. The building was constructed in 1914 and used as a public school until bought by Rollins in 1961. It was used as a regular classroom facility until 1972 when it became the home for the night school. The building was demolished after the construction of the Cornell Hall for the Social Sciences in 1988. The space is now occupied by the Rollins Parking Garage and the SunTrust Plaza
SunTrust Plaza in 1999
No full textThe completed SunTrust Plaza as seen looking down Park Avenue in 1999. The SunTrust Plaza was built in 1998 along with the Rollins Parking Garage. Where both buildings now stand was an empty lot owned and used by Rollins for student parking. Up to 1989, the old Park Avenue School was on the property as well. The new plaza includes The Gap, Restoration Hardware, Starbucks, Merrill Lynch, Coldwell Banker, and other smaller shops
Olin Viewed From Lake Virginia in 1999
No full textA View of the Olin Library in 1999 from Lake Virginia. The Olin Library was built in 1985 during the Seymour Administration by architect James Gamble Rogers II, and due to the generous donation from the F. W. Olin Foundation. This Foundation is named after its founder Franklin W. Olin, a successful northern industrialist
Olin and Fireworks in 1990s
No full textThe Olin Library at night with fireworks above. The Olin Library was built in 1985 during the Seymour Administration by architect James Gamble Rogers II, and due to the generous donation from the F. W. Olin Foundation. This Foundation is named after its founder Franklin W. Olin, a successful northern industrialist
Rose Skillman Hall in 1964
No full textThe Rose Skillman Hall in 1964 during campaign season. The hall was built in 1958 to serve as the dining area for Rollins students. The hall was named after Rose Skillman, an honorable Rollins Trustee who later earned an honorary degree from the college in 1960. In 1972 its lower level became the campus bookstore. The hall was almost completely torn down in 1999 when it was renovated into the Cornell Campus Center (only the kitchen remains)
Bornstein and Nesbit Famiy at Family Weekend of 1994
No full textDuring the 1994 Family Weekend, President Bornstein attended a Rollins Baseball game along with the visiting family of Junior John Nesbit
Family Weekend Speech by Bornstein in 2000
No full textDuring the 2000 Family Weekend President Bornstein gave a speech in the Galloway Room to visiting parents