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Tom Hull (left) and Kent Whitehouse (right) talk in their Brown Hall Dorm room during the 1984-1985 academic year.

Inside a room in Brown Hall, a typewriter and other materials sit on a desk.

In the wintertime, President Joseph L. Knutson and Lyle Rich stand outside Brown Hall under a sign reading Vincit Omnia Veritas, meaning truth conquers all.

A view from the east of students playing catch on the mall and Cobber Hall on the right.

Dr. David Stoeve, President of the North Dakokta District N.L.C.A., gives the addess during the cornerstone laying ceremony for Brown Hall during Homecoming, 1946.

On April Fool's Day, Dr. Brown breaks ground for the new men's dormitory, Brown Hall.

A southeastern view of Brown Hall and a car parked outside of the building during the wintertime. Fifth Street South can be see in the background on the far right and left of the photograph.

Southeastern view of the construction of Brown Hall during March of 1947. A home on 5th Street South can be seen in the background to the far left.

Carol Bailey (left) and Loren Svaulding (right) standing outside the Bookstore in the snow during the 1936-1937 academic year

Books, paper, and other supplies stacked in and on the counter with pennants and other deocrations hanging from the walls.