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 ^uiLDiNCT^ND Grounds 
 
THE ANDERSON STATUE 
 
 Erected in 1905. A heroic bronze figure on 
 granite pedestal. The gift of Alumni and of 
 citizens of Rochester. The work was done 
 by Mr. Guernsey Mitchell of Rochester and 
 
 Paris. 
 
ANDERSON HALL 
 
 Built in 1861. Of brown sandstone. Contains 
 the chapel, lecture rooms and administration 
 offices. 
 
SIBLEY HALL 
 
 Built in 1874, of brown sandstone trimmed 
 with gray sandstone. The gift of Hiram Sibley 
 of Rochester. Contains the library on the first 
 floor and in the basement ; the geological mu- 
 seum and lecture room on the second floor. 
 In the museum is the famous Ward collection. 
 
REYNOLDS LABORATORY 
 
 Built in 1866, of brown sandstone. The gift of 
 Mortimer F. Reynolds, of Rochester, in mem- 
 ory of his brother William A. Reynolds. Pro- 
 vides full facilities for the study of chemistry. 
 
THE LIBRARY 
 
 The portion of Sibley Hall devoted to the library 
 was reconstructed during the summer of 1904, 
 by Hiram W. Sibley, of Rochester, the son of 
 the donor of the building. By this reconstruc- 
 tion the capacity of the library is increased to 
 60,000 volumes, and the opportunities for reading 
 and study are greatly increased. The whole 
 floor is now a large reading room with twelve 
 alcoves, each with its table and special collec- 
 tion of books. About 20,000 books are kept in 
 this reading room, accessible to all readers. The 
 rest of the collection is provided for in the bal- 
 cony and in the basement. 
 
ALUMNI GYMNASIUM 
 
 Built in 1900, of gray Roman brick. The gift 
 of the Alumni. Provides every facility for phys- 
 ical culture and athletic training;. 
 
ALUMNI GYMNASIUM 
 
EASTMAN LABORATORIES 
 
 Built in 1905, of red brick with red sandstone 
 trimming. The building contains laboratories 
 and lecture rooms for physics on the basement 
 and first floor, and for biology on the second 
 and third floors. These laboratories and lecture 
 rooms will be provided with thoroughly modern 
 equipment for the study of the respective sciences. 
 
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