Exhibit Photographs: History of Fisk Hall and the Medill School of Journalism 1898-1989

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Exhibit Photographs: History of Fisk Hall and the Medill School of Journalism 1898-1989

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This series is comprised of thirty-one mounted photographs of various views of Fisk Hall and other subjects associated with the Medill School of Journalism. The photographs formed an exhibit on the history of Fisk Hall and the Medill School of Journalism that was presented by members of the University Archives staff in Fisk hall in 1989. The photographs, filling one standard-size archival box are arranged by format: there are eight 3″x5″ photographs, thirteen 5″x8″ photographs, and thirteen 8"x10" photographs. All are black and white.

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