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Wallace pledged funds to Baldwin Institute under the condition that they offer college courses. The funds James Wallace pledged were for a new building. Due to now offering college courses in 1856, a Charter was granted establishing Baldwin University. Baldwin Institute immediately began to attract and recruit students of German descent. This recruitment eventually established a German department at Baldwin University.
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Recitation Hall (now called Wheeler Hall), which was built in 1891; the ground-breaking ceremony was led by Mary Baldwin, John's daughter. Current buildings from Baldwin University that still exist include the Philura Gould Baldwin Library and Carnegie Hall. Today, Baldwin Library and Carnegie Hall are connected and have been added as part of Malicky Hall.
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was created to recognize alumni who have contributed to the development of the campus. During this time, many of the present-day residence halls and academic buildings were constructed, such as
Findley, North Hall, and Hamilton Apartments. Buildings that were also erected include Ritter Library (1958), Ernsthausen Hall (1961), Heritage Hall (1960s), Strosacker Union (1965), Wilker Hall (1960s), and Kleist Hall (1972). In 1958,
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colors of brown and gold for the school colors. These were also the school colors for
Baldwin University, which still stand today. Philura died from consumption at age 26 (b. November 28, 1865; d. March 3, 1892). The Baldwin family donated funds for a library that was dedicated in her memory in June 1894. The Philura Gould Baldwin Library was eventually made part of the Malicky Center in the 1900s.
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Crossman Chapel is Kohler Hall. Kohler hall was built in the 1870s as the Methodist Children's Home. Kohler wouldn't become part of BW until 1913. Kohler Hall today mostly houses Conservatory students (although it is open to all students). It has a reputation for being haunted, and has been featured in the book
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the school began to attract students of German descent. Eventually, in 1863, a resolution established a separate school and department for these German students. This established German
Wallace College. German Wallace College and Baldwin University existed in harmony, and students were allowed to take classes from either school.
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Collier retired and Richard Durst took office. In 2006, in honor of former BW President Mark H. Collier, the college started "Goals of Enduring Questions: The Mark Collier Lecture Series," which has brought speakers in their respective fields in science, environmentalism and social
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National Register of Historic Places combining the former Lyceum Village Square and German Wallace College to form the Baldwin-Wallace College South Campus Historic District. In 2012, BW moved to propose the preservation of several historic building's on
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BW in the 2000s began to push green initiatives on the campus, some of them being the first in the state. Ernsthausen Hall is already the first campus residence hall in Ohio to utilize geothermal power to start this movement. In the fall of 2009, BW became the first school in the state to install a
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through much of the mid-20th century; during those years, BW grew to be a large and well respected suburban institution. Bonds oversaw the construction of fifteen buildings on campus during his 26-year tenure. During the presidency of Alfred Bryan Bonds, the Alumni Wall (located behind North Hall)
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which offered students a path to a Navy commission. During this time the Navy added an expansion to the Women's gymnasium (called the Student Activity Center "SAC" today) in the area between the Strosacker Union and the SAC. This building housed a swimming pool and was torn down in 2002. Today the
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in 1880 to form the University of Cleveland. This concept was abandoned eventually when a new option arose. The two schools during their histories worked together by allowing students to take courses at either school. This partnership helped bring forth the idea that Baldwin University and German
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German Wallace (1864–1913) was originally established under Baldwin Institute. German Wallace College was a German Methodist institution. In the late 1850s and early 1860s, a surge of German workers began to settle in present-day Berea, OH, to work in John Baldwin's sandstone quarries. German
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population called German Wallace College. Originally part of Baldwin Institute, German Wallace College was established just down the road. As a result of financial hardships the schools merged in 1913, forming Baldwin-Wallace College. In 2010, several buildings were added to the
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began when Baldwin Institute was established in 1845. With the help of James Wallace, Baldwin Institute began offering college courses. Eventually, in 1863, a resolution established a separate school from Baldwin University to serve the booming local
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by producing credentials for mob informants in the 1970s. Also, the college experienced a setback in credibility when it accepted a donation of paintings from the Cosla family in the 1960s. These paintings were later discredited as forgeries.
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and his wife (Selma), the then Baldwin-Wallace Festival Choir and the BW Orchestra presented the first Bach Festival in June 1933. This festival has continued since then, and features the works of Johann Sebastian Bach.
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and Lee Tressel was named National Coach of the Year that championship season. During Lee Tressel's time at BW, his wife, Eloise Tressel, worked as the athletic historian at Baldwin–Wallace. Tressel is the father of
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2681:Baldwin Wallace University
2183:B-W: B-W East in Beachwood
1888:"Fraternity history at bw"
1721:February 27, 2005, at the
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1103:2008 Presidential campaign
976:witness protection program
951:. Dillard competed in the
881:Cleveland State University
528:Methodist Episcopal Church
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2608:Cyclopaedia of Methodism,
1462:. Baldwin-Wallace College
1228:The campus is located in
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2807:Ohio Athletic Conference
2626:, Louis H. Everts, 1880.
2004:. BW.edu. Archived from
1951:"Sorority history at BW"
1911:Paedagogus, 50th edition
583:Ohio Wesleyan University
334:formally Recitation Hall
2523:Berger (July 1, 2010).
2245:Baldwin-Wallace College
2170:Baldwin-Wallace College
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2114:Baldwin-Wallace College
2099:Baldwin-Wallace College
1973:Baldwin-Wallace College
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1785:Baldwin-Wallace College
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1685:Baldwin-Wallace College
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1598:Baldwin-Wallace College
1583:Baldwin-Wallace College
1568:Baldwin-Wallace College
1519:. Arcadia. p. 102.
1517:Baldwin-Wallace College
1502:Baldwin-Wallace College
1482:Baldwin-Wallace College
1427:BW history conservatory
1423:"Bach Festival History"
1352:Baldwin-Wallace College
1318:Baldwin-Wallace College
1135:Republican Ohio Primary
718:Lang Hall built in 1928
579:United Methodist Church
492:Lindsay Crossman Chapel
308:movement championed by
306:Christian perfectionist
53:settled in present-day
2797:BW Athletic Facilities
2771:John Baldwin (founder)
2476:Cleveland Plain Dealer
2404:Cleveland Plain Dealer
2317:"BW green initiatives"
2263:Cleveland Plain Dealer
2247:. Arcadia. p. 67.
2172:. Arcadia. p. 40.
2131:. Arcadia. p. 85.
2116:. Arcadia. p. 81.
2101:. Arcadia. p. 57.
1975:. Arcadia. p. 61.
1873:. Arcadia. p. 69.
1828:. Arcadia. p. 54.
1787:. Arcadia. p. 53.
1702:. Arcadia. p. 25.
1687:. Arcadia. p. 50.
1663:. Arcadia. p. 14.
1648:. Arcadia. p. 38.
1615:. Arcadia. p. 37.
1585:. Arcadia. p. 27.
1570:. Arcadia. p. 44.
1504:. Arcadia. p. 21.
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2696:Conservatory of Music
2225:on September 27, 2007
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1530:White Rose Ceremony.
1484:. Arcadia. p. 9.
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2716:Burrell Observatory
1844:Burrell Observatory
1805:on October 13, 2012
1538:on 22 February 2012
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983:Financial stability
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817:(founded 1948) and
757:In 1940, BW opened
389:was founded by Dr.
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3035:Alfred Bryan Bonds
3028:John Lowden Knight
3000:Arthur L. Breslich
2965:Robert L. Waggoner
2586:on 21 January 2013
2371:The New York Times
2352:The New York Times
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2068:"Harrison Dillard"
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1627:"Past Expansions"
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