Envisioning Hope College
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Type
Image
Date
1875
Format
image/jpeg
Description
A drawing that shows a birds eye view of the Hope College campus. There are eight (8) buildings and seven (7) landmarks that are labeled with numbers and named below the map. The map shows the main campus, with buildings, trees, paths, and people walking about. It also shows the main streets around the campus with people on horseback and in carriages. In the background are several houses and a train. Below the map it says "Hope College, Holland, Michigan." The labels are: "1 Female and Primary Hall, 2 Grammar School, 3 Laboratory, 4 Theological Hall, 5 Chapel, 6 University Hall, 7 Publication Hall, 8 Japanese Hall 9 Theological Grove, 10 Academic Grove, 11 Decennial Grove 12 Japanese Grove, 13 Avenue A, 14 Avenue B 15 is D Ave".
Spatial Coverage
Holland (Mich.); Hope College
Subject
College campuses; Maps; College buildings
Source
Bruins, Elton J., and Karen G. Schakel (Eds.). (2011). Envisioning Hope College: Letters written by Albertus C. Van Raalte to Philip Phelps Jr., 1857 to 1875. Holland, MI: Van Raalte Press.; page cover
Identifier
Birds Eye View of Hope College Campus c. 1875 (H88-PH5910-003).jpg
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Repository
Hope College Library, Archives and Special Collections
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