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Lowry Hall
Lowry Hall
TitleLowry Hall
SubjectDakota State University -- Buildings
General Beadle State Teachers College -- Buildings
DescriptionIn 1958, Lowry Hall was built as a dormitory for 70 male students. It was named after Vayne Arnold Lowry, the President of the University from 1933-1962. In 2000, the Business & Education Institute (BEI) and Computing Services moved into the building.
Date Originalca. 1960
TypeImage; Still Image
Original Format18.3 cm. x 24 cm.
Digital Formatimage/jp2
Identifierdsu-ph-00027
Coverage-SpatialMadison (S.D.)
Coverage-Temporalca. 1960
Relation-Is Part OfDakota State University. Karl E. Mundt Library
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Date Digital2009-04-08
Digitization SpecificationsMaster file format: 24605772 bytes, 8 bit, Grayscale; 600dpi, uncompressed; Checksum: af39d8e852ebca5d791922ca7f9d2d8c; 5588 x 4399; Epson Expression 10000XL Photo flatbed scanner; Windows XP Professional Version 2001, Adobe Photoshop CS3
Digital PublisherDakota State University. Karl E. Mundt Library
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