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DWU President William I. Graham and Bishop McCabe with cornerstone, workmen and crowd
DWU President William I. Graham and Bishop McCabe with cornerstone, workmen and crowd
TitleDWU President William I. Graham and Bishop McCabe with cornerstone, workmen and crowd
CreatorJohnson, C.W.
SubjectMcCabe, C. C. (Charles Cardwell), 1836-1906
Dakota Wesleyan University (Mitchell, S.D.) -- Buildings
Dedication services--South Dakota--Mitchell
DescriptionHalf of a stereograph depicting DWU President William I. Graham and Bishop McCabe at the Cornerstone ceremony for Century Memorial Hall. Architect W.L. Dow & Son of Sioux Falls designed Century Memorial Hall. Built with Sioux quartzite, it was four stories high, measured 124 by 50 feet, and cost $40, 000. Century Memorial Hall was renamed Graham Hall, on June 10, 1910, to honor former president William Graham. This image is part of a series photographed by C.W. Johnson of 305 Sanborn Street in Mitchell, South Dakota.
Date1903
TypeStill Image
FormatImage/Tiff
IdentifierCentury-Cornerstone-21-PresidentGraham.tif
Relation Dakota Wesleyan University. McGovern Library. Archives and Special Collections.
Coverage South Dakota; 1903
Rights"The work from which this copy was made did not include a formal copyright notice. This work may be protected by U. S. copyright law (Title 17, United States Code), which governs reproduction, distribution, public display, and other uses of protected works
ProvenanceSterocard series donated to the Dakota Wesleyan University Archives by the Codington County Heritage Museum in June 2010.
Bit Depth8
Checksum50ef6e19e1263ea64f492e91ce1b659d
Color Mode Grayscale
Extent1784x1944pixels
File Size3.33 MB
HardwareHP Scanjet 8200
Operating SystemWindows XP 32 Bit
Resolution600 dpi
SoftwareAdobe Photoshop Elements
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