User:IvanTortuga/Sandbox

Places I've Been

Indiana

• Lived
• Traveled

Fremont

Michigan

• Lived

Marquette, Portage, Galesburg, South Gull Lake, Richland

• Traveled

Negaunee, Negaunee Township, Ishpeming, Ishpeming Township, Humboldt Township, Republic, Channing, Sagola, Iron Mountain, Breitung Township, Quinnesec, Au Train, Munising, Christmas, Big Bay, Skandia, Trenary, Rapid River, Ensign, Cooks, Thompson, Manistique, Gulliver, Gould City, Naubinway, Saint Ignace, Mackinaw City, Indian River, Vanderbilt, Gaylord, Otsego Lake, Grayling, Higgins Lake, Wolverine, Harrison, Clare, Rosebush, Mt Pleasant, Ithaca, Lansing, Delta Township, Potterville, Charlotte, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Comstock, Augusta, Marshall, Tekonsha, Coldwater

New York

• Traveled

Ripley, Westfield, Brocton, Fredonia, Dunkirk, Irving, Scranton, West Seneca, Buffalo, Grandyle Village, Niagara Falls

Ohio

• Traveled

Holiday City, Swanton, Toledo, Lindsey, Berlin Heights, Amherst, Avon, Lakewood, Cleveland, Euclid, Conneaut

Pennsylvania

• Traveled

West Springfield, Platea, Erie

Wisconsin

• Traveled

Niagara, Pembine, Beecher, Amberg, Wausaukee, Middle Inlet, Crivitz, Beaver, Pound, Coleman, Lena, Stiles, Abrams, Saumico, Green Bay

Movies Seen

Splice (film), Quills, The Oxford Murders (film), The Devil's Double

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Kaye Hall

• Kaye Hall was built in 1915 out of sandstone that was native to the Marquette region (distinctively reddish-creame colored) and was a multipurpose building. It functioned as an auditorium, library, gymnasium, administrative office and housed several classrooms. It was built in a gothic architectural styling and was the heart of the young institution making it the focal point for student life. It was named in the 1940's after James Kaye the school's first president and second principal. However due to inner administrative politics the building was planned for destruction. Many opposed the planned destruction and in 1971 a Save Kaye Hall Committee was formed. Due to the lack of committee agreement the building was destroyed. Many local historian's say that this is one of the biggest mistakes in Northern Michigan Universities history.

Peter White Hall of Science Carey Hall John D. Pierce School Lee Hall Longyear Hall of Pedagogy Normal School Dormitory South Wing Veteran Student Housing