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Raywood Ash Tree
This tree is located on the southeast corner of Heritage Hall. The date of planting is unknown. It was thought to have been planted by the Oregon Public Safety Academy Class 209, but it was purchased with collaboration of the Student Body President. The tree was planted as a replacement tree for one of the original Raywood Ash Trees planted when Heritage Hall was landscaped.
Ron Cooper, former landscape supervisor, contributed the following information: "The memorial 'Raywood Ash' is the second tree from the right; just next to the Incense Cedar on the far right. It is the smaller tree because it was a replacement tree for one of the original 'Raywood Ash' trees planted when Heritage Hall was landscaped. It replaced a tree that went down in a previous storm." -
Heritage Hall Groundbreaking Ceremony with Students
Students dig in large pile of dirt looking for small prizes as part of the groundbreaking ceremony of Heritage Hall.
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Heritage Hall postcard
A postcard image taken during the night of the full Landscape view of the South side of Heritage Hall with a small thumbnail to the right of the Southeast Entrance.
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Interior of Heritage Hall with View of the Front Desk
Front Desk inside Heritage Hall showing the corner of the main stairwell and students walking around the lobby.
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Southeast Entrance of Heritage Hall
Southeast Entrance of Heritage Hall with students are walking in and out on the sidewalk.
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Southeast View of Heritage Hall
Southeast Entrance of Heritage Hall with view of the front sidewalk and road. Taken from the side on Monmouth Avenue
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West Entrance of Heritage Hall
Heritage Hall West entrance with view of the large silver name reading, "Heritage Hall", with the Twin Cones sculpture in front. Taken from the Landers Hall lawn.
Photo courtesy of Western University Archives