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Rust College

Built in 1910 for Classrooms and Administrative Offices, Washington Hall Is Located on the Campus of Mississippi Industrial College, Founded in 1905 the Building Is Contributing to Mississippi Industrial College Historic District Rust College, Directly Across the Street and Founded in 1866, Acquired the Property and Is Working to Reimagine the Former College This Project Will Address Repairs to the Roof and Building Envelope This Applicant Will Provide a Non Federal Match of 100,000

Committed

$500,000

Paid out
$84.0K
17%
Committed, not yet paid
$416.0K
83%

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Source

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