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| Title | Community Center |
| Subject | Dakota State University -- Buildings
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| Description | In 2000, the Madison Community Center was built as a joint effort between Dakota State University and the Madison Community. The Community Center, or CC as it is commonly called, is a facility providing activities for both young and old. The CC was built north of the main campus attached to the original DSU Fieldhouse. The Community Center provides many activities for students and community members alike such as an indoor pool, waterslide, double gym with wood floor, aerobics room, walking track, climbing wall, racquetball courts and fitness center with cardiovascular and circuit training equipment. |
| Date Original | ca. 2005 |
| Type | Image; Still Image |
| Original Format | 2.1 cm. x 5 cm. |
| Digital Format | image/jp2 |
| Identifier | dsu-ph-00039 |
| Coverage-Spatial | Madison (S.D.)
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| Relation-Is Part Of | Dakota State University. Karl E. Mundt Library |
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| Date Digital | 2009-04-15 |
| Digitization Specifications | Master file format: 484040 bytes, 24 bit, RGB; 600dpi, uncompressed; Checksum: fdb3167d111fa120db0e7d1b383f6cc9; 600 x 257; Epson Expression 10000XL Photo flatbed scanner; Windows XP Professional Version 2001, Adobe Photoshop CS3 |
| Digital Publisher | Dakota State University. Karl E. Mundt Library
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