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Moravian College • Preservation Master Plan
Figure 5-141. Aerial photograph of the south end of the campus, looking west up Locust Street (sports fields top left, Comenius to the
right) showing residential area into which the campus expanded (Moravian College Archives).
Buildings
Campus buildings located within this area include
the Collier Hall of Science (1970), the Hurd
Academic Complex (2003), the Bahnson Center
(1976), FMPC facilities in the northwest corner of
the campus (2005), as well as historic buildings,
once residences, that the college either owns and
uses as offices or housing and those that the college
does not own, but leases for offices or housing.
Figure 5-142. Typical character of Campus Ring, including
parking lots, historic and modern buildings, and expressing the
original grid of the area (JMA 2008).
The other early twentieth century brick residences
within this character area are located at the
northeast corner, facing onto a large parking lot
that was once an extension of Lenox Avenue (see
figure 5-142). They are very similar in design and
construction to the other two residences in this
block, described in the Colonial Hall character area
section. While these were built as residences, they
appear to currently house college offices.
For a more detailed building analysis and
discussion, refer to Chapter Eight of this report.
Contributing features:
• Historic residences
Figure 5-143. The Collier Hall of Science has a large setback
facing Locust Street (JMA 2008).
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