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As you might have guessed, I took a lot of pictures in Morgantown. Many of the ones in today’s gallery are buildings I never had classes in. Almost all of them have new purposes today from the mid-1970s when I was there. I’ve put what I know in the captions. Some will require the “lower case ‘i’ in the circle’ drill…sigh.
I didn’t end up working in my major (Chemistry) but the education I received on this campus served me well. I’ll let the photos tell the story.
I hope you’ll have a few minutes to visit some of the other participants’ pages. We have beautiful doors from around the world.
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