From collection College of the Atlantic College of the Atlantic Timeline List (Timeline #1)
COA starts The Phoenix Fund, a campaign to raise money for rebuilding Kaelber Hall. The campaign released several newsletters, updating the community on the project’s progress and planning. Instead of replacing the hall with one large building, it was decided that a complex of buildings would stand in the former hall’s place (currently Arts and Sciences Building, Thorndike Library, Gates Auditorium and TAB). To dive deeper, take a look at the Phoenix Fund newsletters or some early photos of Arts and Sciences construction, linked in the ‘Related Items.’
Related Items
Arts & Sciences Building greenhouse during construction
The Arts & Sciences Building, then called the 'new building' was attached to some portions of Kaelber Hall that survived the 1983 fire. The building opened in time for fall term of 1985.
Gates Center
15 sheets Site contours, roads and utilities plan, east and west elevations, and presentation drawings of the entrance.
The Phoenix Fund Progress Report, v. 3 n. 1, Winter 1987-1988
News of the program to rebuild the College of the Atlantic.
Arts & Sciences Building greenhouse during construction
The Arts & Sciences Building, then called the 'new building' was attached to some portions of Kaelber Hall that survived the 1983 fire. The building opened in time for fall term of 1985.
All College Meeting dialogue
ACM dialogue in the old auditorium.
All College Meeting
Photographic print of students leading the last All College Meeting (ACM) to be held in the old auditorium.
Andrea Lepcio and Ed Kaelber
Lepcio class of 1979. Kaelber was college president, 1970 to 1983. Phoenix Fund Dinner in Cambridge, MA.
The Phoenix Fund Progress Report, v. 1 n. 1, February 1985
News of the program to rebuild the College of the Atlantic.
Arts & Sciences Building greenhouse during construction
The Arts & Sciences Building, then called the 'new building' was attached to some portions of Kaelber Hall that survived the 1983 fire. The building opened in time for fall term of 1985.
