Box 4921
Contains 8 Results:
University Buildings and Grounds Collection
The University Buildings and Grounds Collection contains booklets, programs, correspondence, proposals, contracts, and blueprints regarding the construction, renovation, and maintenance of Southeast Missouri State University campus buildings. The materials within the collection pertain only to the campus buildings themselves and not the institutions housed within them.
Sub-Series 2: University Ownership, 1995-2005
Materials related to the university’s acquisition of the Seminary buildings and grounds, and subsequent plans to design and build the River Campus on site. Arranged chronologically.
SEMO River Campus Floor Plans, Designs, and Drawings, April-June, 2003
Materials related to the university’s acquisition of the Seminary buildings and grounds, and subsequent plans to design and build the River Campus on site. Arranged chronologically.
SEMO River Campus Building Plan and Concept Drawings, June-Sept., 2003
Materials related to the university’s acquisition of the Seminary buildings and grounds, and subsequent plans to design and build the River Campus on site. Arranged chronologically.
SEMO River Campus Revised Visual Conceptual Design, Feb., 2003
Materials related to the university’s acquisition of the Seminary buildings and grounds, and subsequent plans to design and build the River Campus on site. Arranged chronologically.
SEMO River Campus Concept Design Drawings, 2002
Materials related to the university’s acquisition of the Seminary buildings and grounds, and subsequent plans to design and build the River Campus on site. Arranged chronologically.
SEMO River Campus Conceptual Design, June, 1999
Materials related to the university’s acquisition of the Seminary buildings and grounds, and subsequent plans to design and build the River Campus on site. Arranged chronologically.
Images of River Campus Construction, Undated
Materials related to the university’s acquisition of the Seminary buildings and grounds, and subsequent plans to design and build the River Campus on site. Arranged chronologically.