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Source Collection
University of North Alabama Archives and Special Collections, University Collection, Collier Library
Identifier
UA: W 3
Description
Wesleyan Annex was completed in 1909. Located on the north side of Wesleyan Hall, the annex stands 4 stories tall (including a basement) and was designed by W. T. Warren of Birmingham. The building features the same octagonal towers and battlements as Wesleyan Hall and a cloister (covered walkway) connecting it to Wesleyan. Originally it contained 7 large rooms including a laboratory and manual training shop on the first floor, the new university library on the second floor, and public-school music and piano room on the third floor. After the library moved to Bibb Graves Hall in 1930, the Department of Education, along with Library Science and Home Economics occupied the Annex. Beginning in 1969, the Military Science Department and the R.O. T.C. program established residency in the Annex.
Date Created
1-20-2026
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