Custom brick featuring design of a world symbol, Geology Lab, Rice University
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1958Abstract
This slide is a part of the "A Walking Tour of Rice University" slide presentation by James C. Morehead, Jr. The original glass plate negatives were given to Morehead by Rice's first Supervising Architect, William Ward Watkin, for use in Morehead's construction class. The glass slides show the construction of several buildings at Rice, including Lovett Hall, the Physics Building, the Mechanical Laboratory, Power House, the Chemistry Building, and the Football Stadium.
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Brick impressed with a design of the symbol of the globe. The brick is located in the Keith-Wiess Geological Laboratories at Rice Institute. Original resource is a color 35 mm slide.
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Places; William M. Rice Institute. Keith-Wiess Geological Laboratories; Globes--Texas--Houston; Rice University--History
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