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Moore-Strong Hall
Moore-Strong Hall, the headquarters of Strong College, was built in 1960 and renovated in 1994. While it suffered aesthetically from being a modern building, the members of the College made it a warm and inviting home. The photos below were taken by Strong College Senior Tutor Dr. Robert O’Hara between 1994 and 2000.
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The Junior Common Room during winter break in December. The JCR was the College’s “living room” and the site of the College Tea every Tuesday afternoon.
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The front of Moore-Strong Hall after a December snowfall. Greensboro receives a few inches of snow each year, but it rarely lasts more than two or three days.
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The front of Moore-Strong Hall in spring. The annual Strong College Croquet tournment took place each October on the front lawn.
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The College grounds behind Moore-Strong Hall in spring with azaleas and dogwoods in bloom.
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The College grounds behind Moore-Strong Hall in spring. Camellias in bloom (left), and a view through the back woods toward the Peabody Park fields.