Federal grant
Carnegie Hall Library Is One of Eleven Neoclassical Revival Buildings That Showcase a National Trend of Campus Building Design Rebuilt in 1906 After Being Destroyed by Fire, It Is Believed to Be the Oldest Extant Building on the University S Campus, Retains a High Level of Integrity, and Contributes to the Alabama Aand M University Historic District This Project Will Address the Development of a Historic Structures Report, Replacing the Roof, and Restoring the Historic Wood Windows the Applicant Will Provide a Non Federal Match of 182,108
Committed
$500,000
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