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1861-1899 South College Reading Room 1875-1897 Ward Library, second floor Pardee Hall The library of Christopher Ward of Towanda, Pa., a collection of 11,000 volumes on literature, law, and American history, along with many autographed engravings, is donated to the College by his daughter, Ellen Ward Miller. Destroyed by fire in 1897. 1899-1963 Van Wickle […]http://magazine.lafayette.edu/spring2014/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2014/03/Ftime2.jpg