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English: Left to right: Metcalf Hall (1919); Andrews Hall (1947, Thomas Mott Shaw); Miller Hall (1910, Andrews, Jacques and Rantoul of Boston). |
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| Source | Brown University Pembroke campus.jpg |
| Author | Kenneth C. Zirkel |
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