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McEown Park - Construction
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[ca. 1970] (Creation)
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1 photograph : b&w
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Progress shot of a new residence in McEown Park.
Bio/Historical Note: The McEown Park residence complex, located at Cumberland Avenue and 14th Street East, was opened on 2 October 1970. Three high-rise buildings were initially built: 14-storey Seager Wheeler Hall housed single students living in small groups; 11-storey Assiniboine Hall housed married students without children and single students with shared accommodation; and 9-storey Souris Hall housed married students with children. A fourth tower, Wollaston Hall, was added in 1976.
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Copyright: University of Saskatchewan
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- University of Saskatchewan - McEown Park (Subject)