Clark Hall, 1884
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Clark Hall, 1884
Transcription
Named for Willis G. Clark (1827-1898), Trustee of the University of Alabama (1865-1868, 1876-1898).
Clark, a successful Mobile businessman and newspaper editor, headed two committees for the University: one managed the 46,080 acres of public lands Congress gave the institution in reparation for the 1865 destruction of the campus by federal troops; the other oversaw the enlargement of the new campus.
Clark, Garland, and Manly Halls were designed by W. A. Freret, a prominent New Orleans architect.
Clark, a successful Mobile businessman and newspaper editor, headed two committees for the University: one managed the 46,080 acres of public lands Congress gave the institution in reparation for the 1865 destruction of the campus by federal troops; the other oversaw the enlargement of the new campus.
Clark, Garland, and Manly Halls were designed by W. A. Freret, a prominent New Orleans architect.
Sponsors
Placed by The University of Alabama
Specific placement information
Affixed to front of building (southeast corner)
Coordinates
33.212401, -87.545839
