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Campus Map University of Alabama
Publication Place / Date
Tuscaloosa (?) / 1970
Image Dimensions
23 x 17 inches
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VG+
Stock# 78161
$ 275.00
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Description

Detailed map of the campus of the University of Alabama, published by the University.

The map is oriented with east the top and locates dozens of buildings and offices in the two indexes.

On the veso is a history of the University and other facts.

 

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