Collection on May 6, 1970 ROTC Building fire.

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Collection on May 6, 1970 ROTC Building fire.

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The Collection on May 6, 1970 ROTC Building fire consists of 15 color transparencies created by the University of Kentucky Public Relations Department in the days following the fire. The images show the damage to the ROTC building from several different perspectives, as well as the resulting damage to the Blazer Hall dormitory across the street.

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