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Thumbnail for 'A casually-dressed WSC Jazz Band performs on the south side of Keating Hall, ca. 1990.  Keating Hall was renovated in 1989; this...'
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A casually-dressed WSC Jazz Band performs on the south side of Keating Hall, ca. 1990. Keating Hall was renovated in 1989; this photo could be capturing part of the re-opening celebration.
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Construction begins on the new gymnasium with grading and foundation walls, 1950. To the south, left to right, are Leslie J. Savage Library, Crawford Hall, Ouray Hall and Keating Hall. W Mountain overlooks all.
Thumbnail for 'The 1954 WSC Alumni Board of Directors finish a meeting in the newly-constructed Keating Hall.'
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The 1954 WSC Alumni Board of Directors finish a meeting in the newly-constructed Keating Hall.
Thumbnail for 'View of Keating Hall after its 1954 enlargement and remodeling.'
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View of Keating Hall after its 1954 enlargement and remodeling.
Thumbnail for 'Keating Hall from the southeast soon after its final expansion, circa 1990.'
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Keating Hall from the southeast soon after its final expansion, ca. 1990. Keating was the only campus dining hall from 1937 until Escalante Terrace was completed in 1961, at which time there were two dining halls to serve the growing campus population. Dining was discontinued at Escalante in the 1980s; Keating was enlarged yet again in 1989. Keating Hall was demolished to make way for the Pinnacles apartments ca. 2011.
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View of Keating Hall from the south, ca. 1940. The smokestack from the campus heating plant can be seen behind (north of) the cafeteria; Ouray Hall is to the east.
Thumbnail for 'Keating Hall viewed from the south-southeast shortly after its completion, circa 1938.'
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Keating Hall viewed from the south-southeast shortly after its completion, ca. 1938. Ouray Hall is on the right (east); Coronado Hall is barely visible on the left (west). Keating Hall was named for John F. Keating, superintendent of Pueblo schools and a strong supporter of Western. He was a summer school faculty member at Western and served as president for one summer.
Thumbnail for 'Dining area of Keating Hall, circa mid-1940s.'
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The dining area of Keating Hall, ca. mid-1940s.
Thumbnail for 'Ouray Hall and Music Camp Participants, 1950s'
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View of the west side of Ouray Hall, 1950s. Music camp participants are lined up for lunch at Keating Hall.
Thumbnail for 'A late 1950s view of Western's campus from Cupola Hill.'
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A nice view of Western's campus from Cupola Hill with the new Student Union in the foreground, circa 1958.
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View of Shavano Complex (student apartments) under construction from the northeast, circa 1957.
Thumbnail for 'The Keating Hall lobby shortly before the building's 1954 renovation.'
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The Keating Hall lobby shortly before the building's 1954 renovation.
Thumbnail for 'Dining area in Keating Hall, circa mid-1950s.'
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The dining area in Keating Hall circa mid-1950s. The beautiful beams were concealed in subsequent renovations.