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Bookstore in 1961
No full textThe tiny bookstore in 1961 before its move to Carnegie. The Rollins College Bookstore was in the Student Center (now Rice Family Bookstore) until 1961 when it moved to Carnegie Hall. In 1971 it moved from Carnegie to the lower level of Rose Skillman Hall
Rose Skillman Hall Interior in the 1990s
No full textThe inside of the Rose Skillman Hall in the 1990s. 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)
Bush Executive Center Dedication in 1999
No full textThe dedication of the Bush Executive Center in 1999. Built in 1999 due to the generous gifts from Crummer Alumni Dennis Harward and the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation, the Bush Executive Center is an internationally recognized graduate business education facility. The foundation which funded a large portion of the building was founded by Edyth Bush, wife of Rollins trustee and business man Archibald Bush
Campus Center Construction in 1998
No full textThe early stage of construction on the Cornell Campus Center in 1998. Construction for the building was made possible due to numerous donations from the Rollins community, as well as the generous donation from George and Harriet Cornell
Campus Center Construction in 1998
No full textLandscaping in fron of the Cornell Campus Center and behind the Mills Memorial Library begins in 1998. Construction for the building was made possible due to numerous donations from the Rollins community, as well as the generous donation from George and Harriet Cornell
Campus Center Construction in 1998
No full textThe construction nears completion on the Cornell Campus Center in 1998. Construction for the building was made possible due to numerous donations from the Rollins community, as well as the generous donation from George and Harriet Cornell
Daryl's Fitness Center in 2001
No full textHere is Daryl's Fitness Center, the work-out area named after alumnae Daryl Stamm Barker who, with her alumni husband Frank Barker, have been committed to Rollins College in both serving as leaders in the Rollins Community and donors. The 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 Alfon
Warden Arena 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 Here is the main court of the building, named after Winifred "Wynee" Warden, a Rollins College alumnae and donor
Olin Library in 1990s
No full textThe Olin Library in the 1990s. 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