Classroom Building
Book details
- Title
- Classroom Building
- Author
- Albert Lothian
- Publication year listed
- 1930
- Format
- Public domain eBook
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Classroom Building
Author: Assumption College
Year: 1930
Type(s): Photograph Source: Basilides : Assumption College 1870-1930 / published by the students of Assumption on the occasion of the College's Diamond Jubilee, 1930. Page 16 Notes: Dillon Hall was designed by Albert Lothian and completed in 1927. It was also known as the Classroom Building and was used by high school and college students until 1957, when a new Assumption High School was built on Huron Church Road. It was also sometimes known as the Arts Building; it was officially named Dillon Hall in 1957, in memory of the Reverend Daniel Leo Dillon, C.S.B. He served 2 terms as President of Assumption College: from 1922-1928 and then from 1931-1932. Place(s): Windsor (Ontario)Sandwich (Ontario) Rights: Public Domain Repository: University of Windsor. Leddy Library. Archives and Special Collections