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Library and Physics Hall at the University of Washington
Digitized Material
Color postcard
Coverage-Spatial
Seattle (Wash.)
Type
Postcard
Still image
Subject
Library buildings Washington
Description
Caption on the back reads: "Just ten years after the city of Seattle was founded, in 1861, the people of the then Territory of Washington started the University of Washington. From that day, now more than 75 years ago, the University has progressed to where it now boasts one of the most beautiful campuses in the United States. With an enrollment of 12,000 students, it ranks among the highest educational institutions in the world, and produces world famous athletic teams." Post card was never mailed
Library and Physics Hall at the University of Washington
Digitized Material
Color postcard
Coverage-Spatial
Seattle (Wash.)
Type
Postcard
Still image
Subject
Library buildings Washington
Description
Caption on the back reads: "Just ten years after the city of Seattle was founded, in 1861, the people of the then Territory of Washington started the University of Washington. From that day, now more than 75 years ago, the University has progressed to where it now boasts one of the most beautiful campuses in the United States. With an enrollment of 12,000 students, it ranks among the highest educational institutions in the world, and produces world famous athletic teams." Post card was never mailed