Title	Murfree Hall : demolition
Date	1967
Coverage	1960-1969
Description	1967 demolition of Murfree Hall to make way for Peck Hall
Contextual note	The Murfree Building stood on the present-day site of Peck Hall. This was the first building constructed on campus to serve as a library, replacing room 69 of Kirksey Old Main. The building opened in the 1926-27 academic year but was not dedicated as the Bettie Avent Murfree Building until 1958, after the death of Mrs. Murfree. At the same ceremony its larger and more modern successor was dedicated as the Todd Library Building. Bettie Avent Murfree managed the library from the school's opening in 1911 until her retirement in 1945. The Murfree Building stood until construction of Peck Hall began in the mid-1960s.
Subject-LCSH	Lost architecture Academic libraries College buildings Middle Tennessee State University
Subject-TGM	Demolition
Geographic Location	Murfreesboro, TN
Type	Still image
Format	image/jpeg
Genre	Photograph
Extent	8 x 10 in.
Copyright status	Copyright may or may not belong to MTSU Reproduced with permission of the Albert Gore Research Center, MTSU
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Collection Name	News & Public Affairs Collection
Identifying Number	3088
Contributing Institution	Albert Gore Research Center, Middle Tennessee State University
Digital Publisher	Digital Initiatives, James E. Walker Library, Middle Tennessee State University
Date created	2008-10-09