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the neighborhood of $ 10,000," ($ 96,500 in 2018 values) with the clock costing $ 2,400 and a set of chimes at around $ 1,500. As of May 1920, $ 7,000 had been pledged by college alumni toward the memorial fund, along with less than $ 6,000 in cash donations. William Henry Deacy of the W. W. Leland
Studios in New York City was subsequently chosen as the architect. At the annual meeting of the Alumni Association following commencement in May, two of his proposed designs were presented for consideration, "Design A," an 85-foot-tall (26 m) stone and brick adaptation of a colonial church spire, and "Design B," a 115-foot-tall (35 m) tower in "semi-Romanesque style with Gothic treatment of the vertical lines...it is military in character and recalls very strongly the beautiful towers at West Point." "Design B" was unanimously approved by the Alumni Association members.
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Memorial Committee was soon formed, headed by Carroll Lamb Mann (1877-1961), a graduate of the Class of 1899 and a professor of civil engineering, with E. B. Owen as secretary and treasurer. At a meeting of the N.C. State College Alumni Association of New York on October 3, 1919, a resolution was proposed and passed "that the N.C. State College Alumni Association of New York...suggest as a suitable memorial a clock tower permanently placed, thus obviating the blowing of the 'whistle' on the campus, the clock to have a good loud striking bell and chimes, if the expense is not too great." The Memorial Committee considered dozens of proposals before selecting that of the New York alumni chapter.
304:. These were kept in storage in D.H. Hill library until funding could be secured for their future installation. In 2017, NC State alumnus Bill Henry and his wife Frances gave the money to fund the purchase of the rest of the 50 bells for the tower for a total of 55. These bells were cast and the carillon installed by B.A. Sunderlin Bellfoundry. Tom Gurin, a composer and carillonneur, performed the inaugural recital on the completed carillon on Friday, May 14, 2021, at 3:00 PM. The program included compositions by Bach, Debussy, and Gurin, as well as the N.C. State Fight Song and Alma Mater.
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Symphony 246-bell instrument was installed and dedicated in honor of university chancellor Carey Bostian and his wife Neita. It was not until 2009 when students began a campaign to finish the belltower. Through their efforts, they purchased 5 bells; enough to play
274:(WPA) and by the N.C. State College architectural department. The clock section consists of a four-faced granite clock 4.0 feet (1.2 m) wide by 7.5 feet (2.3 m) high. The bronze numerals on each clock face were cast by the N.C. State College foundry prior to the clock's actual installation. At each corner of the clock section are two 7.5 feet (2.3 m) tall carved American eagles, eight in all, which support the top of the tower.
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from a chamber 85 feet (26 m) above the tower base. It was then thought the initial 10-chime carillon might be installed by 1939 given sufficient funds. It was then thought the initial 10-chime carillon might be installed by 1939 given sufficient funds. However, due to expense, a Schulmerich
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342:, a former lieutenant governor and future Governor of North Carolina, gave the formal address dedicating the memorial, with over 3,000 college students and alumni in attendance. The first section of the Belltower was completed the following month by the J.D. Sargent Granite Company of
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