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double doorways were located on the sideline opposite the balcony, which led to short staircases with access to the parking lot. On the fourth side on the upper level was the balcony section, which had fixed chairback seating and smaller windows on all three exterior walls near the ceiling. In 1970, the seating and tiers in the balcony were removed and the area was largely converted into additional classroom space. The remainder of the seating in the gym was provided by bleacher seats, which were located around the playing floor. On the ground floor under the balcony section were offices and storage areas, including a mail room. For a time, the campus police department also maintained an office in Wills Gym. A corridor in the center of the level connected Wills Gym with the adjacent
University Auditorium in what is now known as Cartwright Hall.
228:, United States. Construction started in 1924 and the building was dedicated in 1925. It was the first dedicated gymnasium on the KSU campus, which had opened in 1913. Before the opening of Wills Gym, physical education classes and the intercollegiate and intramural sports teams used a variety of spaces for games and classes, both on campus in other buildings and off campus. The main gym seated approximately 4,000 people and the basement level included an indoor pool, locker rooms, and bowling alley. At the time, its capacity made it one of the largest facilities in the region. The building served as the primary home of the university's athletic teams and physical education department until 1950, when the
337:"unsafe" in March 1973, and while repairs were made to allow continued use of the gym, the building was not fully renovated. In late June 1979, just prior to the closure of the building, a large section of ceiling plaster above the pool collapsed. Offices and activities began moving to the new Memorial Gym Annex (now known as the MACC Annex) in mid July 1979 and demolition on Wills Gym began in early August 1979. The former offices of the physical education department remained after the demolition, known as Wills Hall, and served as the home of the Kent State chapter of the
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not only older and in deteriorating condition, but were considerably smaller than those at the
Memorial Gym as the seating capacity at Wills Gym had been reduced to near 100 by the mid-1970s. Both women's teams initially played all or most of their schedule at Wills for their first few seasons before permanently moving to Memorial Gym for the 1977–78 seasons. The men's and women's gymnastics teams continued to have home meets at both Memorial and Wills through the 1979 season. The final gymnastics meet at Wills was the women's team's 150th win all-time.
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Trustees at the time. Built as an annex to the Administration Building, the facility featured the main gymnasium, which had a balcony with seating for 650 people and an overall capacity of approximately 4,000. In the basement were shower areas, a six-lane swimming pool, and a six-lane bowling alley. Offices for the new Physical Education Department—which had been mandated by the state of Ohio a year earlier—and
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631:"Flashes 68-47 Victors In Gym Finale"
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949:"MAC, VM And S-F Furnish Top News"
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684:"Wills Gym goes under the 'knife'"
658:"Women gymnasts capture 150th win"
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763:Mililli, Denise (June 28, 1979).
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556:"Normal College Basket Ball".
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711:"Wills Gym declared 'unsafe'"
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738:"Wills repairs bids to open"
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138:May 16, 1925
127:Broke ground
122:Construction
63:81°20′54.7″W
1574:(1925–1950)
1299:Dix Stadium
1283:Wagon Wheel
1112:Kent (Main)
955:. p. 2
926:Kent Stater
900:Kent Stater
873:Kent Stater
744:. p. 1
717:. p. 1
641:January 24,
637:. p. 3
614:January 24,
586:January 24,
541:January 24,
485:1700–1799:
465:1634–1699:
399:The Animals
395:Eric Burdon
275:World War I
207:(1976–1977)
192:(1925–1950)
75: /
60:41°9′3.39″N
50:Coordinates
2195:Categories
1474:Sororities
1432:Presidents
1345:Lowry Bill
1292:Facilities
1263:Men's Golf
1147:Tuscarawas
454:References
345:Other uses
312:Following
226:Kent, Ohio
151:Demolished
42:Kent, Ohio
2055:1999–2000
1314:Ice Arena
1229:Athletics
1156:Academics
1117:Ashtabula
401:in 1968.
389:in 1954,
381:in 1951,
218:Wills Gym
171:Architect
164:$ 175,000
146:July 1979
1509:Category
1441:Research
1411:magazine
1273:Softball
1258:Football
1243:Baseball
1142:Trumbull
1105:Campuses
818:(2009).
490:(1992).
470:(1997).
385:and the
330:Title IX
246:Title IX
117:Hardwood
105:Capacity
96:Operator
38:Location
2180:2024–25
2175:2023–24
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2015:1991–92
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1630:1914–15
1625:1913–14
1611:Seasons
1333:History
1309:Airport
1097:Founded
830:, 276.
535:eInside
260:History
179:Tenants
114:Surface
1588:People
1562:Venues
1420:People
1409:Fusion
1127:Geauga
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187:(NCAA)
143:Closed
135:Opened
1391:Media
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