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Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement Through a student prank in 1886, the [Rotunda] bell was cracked, subsequently stored away, and finally lost. Some thought it had perished with its companion, the clock, in the Rotunda fire of 1895. But the mystery was solved in November when the bell was found in a subterranean hiding place [in Clark Hall] resting on a table. http://www.wvup.edu/About_WVUP/Bell3.jpg http://www.wvup.edu/About_WVUP/Bell3.jpg http://www.wvup.edu/About_WVUP/Bell3.jpg
Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement On October 7, 1826 (after Thomas Jefferson’s death) the Board of Visitors prepared its annual report of the recent progress of the work and what remained to be done on the Rotunda: The Liberary Room in the Rotunda has been nearly completed, and the books put into it. The Portico of the Rotunda has been finished. The work remaining to be done, is the finishing of one large oval room, one small one, and the entrance Hall of the Rotunda with the unfinished parts of the Portico. Annual Report to the President and Board of Directors of the Literary Fund, 7 October 1826, ViU:TJ. http://www.nur.utexas.edu/0212/cdelossantos/BOOKS.JPG Library Room of Rotunda httpwww.iath.virginia.eduwilsondrawingsimageslargeN309.jpg
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