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Frontal view of the President's Residence and the sidewalk leading up to the front porch, housing a bicycle

Postcard of the Aasgaard House donated by Harold Brunsvold. The house's north wall is covered in Ivy and the front of house decorated with window planters.

A northeast view of the President's Residence, currently the Aasgaard House, with the Gosslee Home, currently the President's Residence, in the background during the wintertime.

Academy Hall standing alone before Grose Hall was built, 1909

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.