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Drawing of Maltby Center 34 SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY
McKay Ed u c at i o n Bu i l d i n g The McKay Education Center was constructed in 1929 to serve both as the Borough of Slippery Rock’s School and as a training facility for Slippery Rock College. An addition was constructed on the west side in 1938. Today the building houses Slippery Rock University’s College of Education. The building is in good condition. Long – Term Recommendations Windows: The windows have been replaced with translucent panels. When the next window replacement program is scheduled consider installing replicas of the original multi-paned clear glass windows. Window technology has improved since the 1970s when these translucent panels were likely installed so that windows which match the originals can be installed which will also have excellent thermal and light control characteristics. Entry facade Ornamental Stone: The entrances and parapets of McKay contain decorative panels of ornamental stone. The weather facing (top) joints should be kept in good repair to prevent water infiltration and the stone should be periodically cleaned with a mild detergent and moderate water pressure wash. Ornamental Railings: Three sections of ornamental railings are installed at the three windows above the main entrance. These should be thoroughly cleaned and repainted. Entry vestibule Interior: The interior renovations to date have maintained historic doors, transoms, sidelights and oak trim. These elements should be retained in future renovations. Typical Corridor Doors PRESERVATION PLAN 35
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Page 27 and 28: In d i v i d u a l Re c o m m e n d
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Fire Ratings at Open Floors • Yes
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