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Musical Arts Building: Construction of the Auditorium and Music Building, as it was original called, began in 1912 on a site donated by the citizens of Berea. It was dedicated June 2, 1913, two months before Baldwin University and German Wallace College were merged to establish Baldwin-Wallace
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Baldwin-Wallace College South Campus Historic District includes a four-block area that is centered on Seminary Street. The south campus of Baldwin-Wallace College incorporates the former German Wallace College campus, which was centered on the mid-19th century site of the Lyceum Village Square.
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Kohler Hall: A smaller, first used as the first
Methodist Children's Home until German Wallace College bought the building (and the surrounding land) in 1866 for a residence for the vice president of the college who lived in the front rooms of the northeast wing while the rest of the building was
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Dietsch Hall: originally built as a women's dormitory for German
Wallace College in 1899, Dietsch Hall is a contributing building in the Lyceum Village Square and German Wallace College Historic District (NR 1975). The building was converted to an administration building in 1935 and a classroom
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Both the college and the square are listed in the
National Register of Historic Places as the Lyceum Village Square and German Wallace College Historic District in 1975. The Baldwin-Wallace College South Campus Historic District includes a total of 14 buildings and one structure.
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Marting Hall: Constructed as the “Memorial
Building” and original classroom building for German Wallace College, Marting Hall is a contributing building in the Lyceum Village Square and German Wallace College Historic District (NR 1975). Built in the Richardsonian Romanesque
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Congregational Church (Conservatory Annex): Originally known as First Congregational Church of Berea. The church was dedicated in 1872. The building is the oldest still standing structure used as a church in Berea and the original Middleburg
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and brick between 1866 and 1958, and representative of architectural styles from the late 19th and early 20th century including Gothic
Revival, Richardsonian Romanesque, Romanesque Revival, High Victorian Gothic and Colonial Revival.
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Merner-Pfeiffer Hall: built in 1939-40 as a men's dormitory and is the fifth building in the Lyceum
Village Square and German Wallace College Historic District, which was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in
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settlers. Eventually the school merged with nearby German
Wallace College in 1913 to become Baldwin-Wallace College, which adopted the present name in 2012. Several buildings since its founding have been established on the
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Baldwin-Wallace Gymnasium (Student Activities Center): The Baldwin-Wallace Gymnasium is a large two-story, rectangular, hipped-roof building with a raised basement and random ashlar Berea sandstone walls that faces Beech
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Saylor Hall: Saylor Hall and Klein Hall are matching buildings built at the same time. All three building create a dormitory row that faces onto Beech Street. Saylor Hall is a three-story, rectangular, red brick
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Lindsay-Crossman Chapel: Built in the Romanesque Revival style in 1872, Lindsay-Crossman Chapel is a contributing building in the Lyceum Village Square and German Wallace College Historic District (NR 1975).
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Stone Stairs, Piers, Cheek Walls and Retaining Wall: Originally marking the main entrance to the German Wallace College campus, The stair, piers and cheek walls constructed entirely of Berea sandstone.
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Klein Hall: Klein Hall and Saylor Hall are matching buildings built at the same time on either side of 63 Beech, an older dormitory built in 1929. The building continues to be used as a dormitory.
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19 Church Street: small commercial, two-story, flat-roofed, brick and frame building. The first business to occupy the building was a carpenter's shop that built and supplied wooden caskets.
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Wallace House Barn: Facing onto Church Street behind Wallace House and sited a few feet off the sidewalk. The garage is used for storage by the maintenance staff of Baldwin-Wallace College.
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Wallace House: Built c.1884 by James Wallace, the founder of German Wallace College. The former residence is now used as an office by Baldwin-Wallace College for the Honors Program.
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used as a men's dormitory. Kohler Hall is a contributing building in the Lyceum Village Square and German Wallace College Historic District (NR 1975).
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The district features a variety of collegiate, religious, and residential buildings in a campus setting, mostly constructed of
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In 2012, it was announced that Saylor, 63 Beech and Klein halls would be renovated to update their residence hall spaces.
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888:"Berea's Baldwin-Wallace College seeks residence halls' renovations"
836:"Berea's Baldwin-Wallace to get tax credit for conservatory project"
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Boesel Musical Arts Center (formerly First Congregational Church)
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English, History, Religion and Philosophy Classrooms/offices
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campus. When the district was established, the school was
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Lyceum Square Area Added to National Historic Register.
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Baldwin-Wallace Gymnasium (Student Activities Center)
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Baldwin-Wallace College South Campus Historic District
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1950-1974, 1925-1949, 1900-1924, 1875-1899, 1850-1874
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Marting Hall one of several buildings in the restrict
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166:Late Victorian, Mid 19th Century Revival
16:Historic district in Ohio, United States
1193:Buildings at Baldwin Wallace University
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1134:Midwest Collegiate Volleyball League
768:National Register of Historic Places
230:National Register of Historic Places
244:South Campus Historic District sign
580:Music Classrooms/Performance Hall
431:Godfrey Fugman, Cramer and Fugman
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544:Mellenbrook, Foley & Scott
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331:Mellenbrook, Foley & Scott
1109:Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets
1033:North Campus Historic District
1028:South Campus Historic District
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34:South Campus Historic District
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602:Music classroom/office space
211:. BW is a four-year private,
614:Kulas Musical Arts Building
84:South Area Historic District
21:United States historic place
587:Boesel Musical Arts Center
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1003:Baldwin Wallace University
205:Baldwin Wallace University
149:Baldwin Wallace University
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171:NRHP reference
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1129:Ohio Athletic Conference
479:Lindsay-Crossman Chapel
412:Honors Program, offices
163:Architectural style
834:Berger (July 1, 2010).
317:Student Activity Center
209:Baldwin-Wallace College
82:Baldwin-Wallace College
32:Baldwin-Wallace College
1119:BW Athletic Facilities
1093:John Baldwin (founder)
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190:Boundary increase
51:U.S. Historic district
1018:Conservatory of Music
773:National Park Service
696:Administrative spaces
553:Cinservatory offices
538:Merner-Pfeiffer Hall
286:Last Major Renovation
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129:41.36778°N 81.85139°W
217:liberal arts college
1038:Burrell Observatory
943:"NRHP form BW SCHD"
568:33 Seminary Street
541:49 Seminary Street
512:65 Seminary Street
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428:50 Seminary Street
134:41.36778; -81.85139
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100:Nearest city
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1183:Berea, Ohio
1124:Lee Tressel
325:Klein Hall
221:Berea, Ohio
213:coeducation
132: /
108:Coordinates
103:Berea, Ohio
94:Berea, Ohio
80:Map of the
1177:Categories
1063:BW History
744:References
734:Structures
729:dormitory.
651:staircase
225:Methodists
120:81°51′05″W
1102:Athletics
1073:BW Alumni
676:Township.
283:Completed
280:Architect
274:Building
183:100007833
117:41°22′4″N
1152:Category
959:April 2,
898:April 1,
892:Sun News
872:April 2,
845:April 2,
840:Sun news
814:April 2,
680:College.
642:unknown
620:unknown
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571:unknown
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458:unknown
437:1986-89
434:1895-96
403:Unknown
382:1947-48
355:Unknown
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310:1913-14
307:Unknown
178:10000315
90:Location
1162:Commons
1114:Stinger
1056:Culture
702:Street.
658:History
277:Address
1011:Campus
687:style.
953:(PDF)
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271:Image
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