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Pillsbury Hall Entrance (#1040)
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by Chris Gregerson
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picture date: 2000-10-11
picture date: 2000-10-11
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You are looking south at an entrance to Pillsbury Hall. This is the east end of the building. It was built before 1900, and I assume was one of the first large buildings on campus. Pillsbury was instrumental in founding the University, and is behind the food service conglomerate of the same name.
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- 1890 Photo of Pillsbury Hall on the University of Minnesota Campus
- 1893 Photo of an Entrance to Pillsbury Hall at the U of M
There is a woman in the doorway and several old-fashioned bicycles near the stairs. - 1902 Photo of A Doorway to Pillsbury Hall
There are two female students with bicycles and a male student.
comments
Bridget Andover -- 2003-07-16
I keep looking for a before & after picture of Pilsbury before they cleaned they building.
Jennifer Comeau -- 2005-04-05
Pillsbury Hall was built at the same time as Folwell Hall. They are the second oldest buildings on campus.
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