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Boating at Ann Emery Hall
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University of Wisconsin coeds sitting in a boat surrounded by sand bags in front of Ann Emery Hall, 265 Langdon Street, an independent women's dormitory. It was named for the first Dean of Women (1897-1900) Ann Emery Allinson (1871-1932).
November 14, 1931
McVicar, Angus Boyd, 1903-1964
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Coeds on Roof of Ann Emery Hall
June 23, 1931
Three University of Wisconsin-Madison coeds are playing cards, and one woman is reading, on the roof of Ann Emery Hall, 265 Langdon Street, an independent women's dormitory named for the first Dean...
Coeds on Roof of Ann Emery Hall
June 23, 1931
Four University of Wisconsin-Madison coeds sunbathing on the roof of Ann Emery Hall, 265 Langdon Street, an independent women's dormitory named for the first Dean of Women (1897-1900) Ann Emery All...
Ann Emery Hall
1934
Ann Emery Hall, 260 Langdon Street. Built in 1930, this five-story brick independent women's dormatory was designed by Madison architect Frank S. Moulton in the Tudor Revival style. It was named ...
Coeds Model in front of Langdon Hall
August 13, 1940
Two Manchester's Department Store coed models, wearing dresses, hats and purses, posing on the steps of Langdon Hall, 633 Langdon Street.
Langdon Hall Front Entrance
October 1941
Front entrance to Langdon Hall, 633 Langdon Street, with five coeds posing on the steps.
Ann Emery Hall Fire
October 25, 1949
Three residents are observing the fire at Ann Emery Hall, 263-71 Langdon Street. From left are Carole Rathkakmp (Wauwatosa), Sharon Scott (Wauwatosa), and Gloria Lee (Eau Claire).
