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This image shows the original layout of the first and basement floors in 1932 - note that the radioactivity labs are labelled as the 'Constant Temperature' and 'Low Temperature' rooms since they have not been refurbished into laboratories.

Funding and financial campaigns for the new science building are presented in this article

This article elaborates on the benefits of including science in a liberal education, providing an atmosphere for scientific collaboration, and challenging students so as to further their scientific understanding

A physics course description from 1935-1936 with an altered name from the description given the previous year (1934-1935)

A physics course description with an altered ending from the description given the previous year

A physics course description that will be altered in future school years

A physics course description for 1936-1937 with an altered name and description from those given the previous year (1935-1936)

This letter addresses the need for more monetary support from alumni in order to cover the costs of constructing the new science building

This image provides an aerial view of the college's campus where the construction of the new science building (later to be named Pfahler Hall) can be seen as just the foundations on the leftmost side of the image

This article gives the monetary amount donated by Dr. Pfahler to aid the college in paying for Pfahler Hall's construction.