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Picture from left: Edwin Greenlaw Sapp, Chancellor J. Carlyle Sitterson, Mrs. Richard Fields, Armisted W. Sapp, Dr. Carrol Hollis, Miss Margery Greenlaw Dunn, Mrs. Margery Greenlaw Dunn, Mrs. Reckford Cunningham
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1media/image82.png2021-08-26T12:30:48-07:001970, October 4 - Greenlaw Hall Dedicated3On October 4 Greenlaw Hall is dedicated as the new home of the English department. It is named in honor of Edwin A. Greenlaw (1874-1931), former chair of the Department of English.plain2021-09-02T08:13:14-07:00On October 4 Greenlaw Hall is dedicated as the new home of the English department. It is named in honor of Edwin A. Greenlaw (1874-1931), former chair of the Department of English.
In 1965 approximately $1.5 million were gathered for the construction of a new building to provide classroom and office space to the department. Construction began in 1966 using the design of Albert B. Cameron of the architectural firm Cameron Little and Associates of Charlotte. The five-story 55,000 square ft. building featured 21 classrooms, 109 faculty offices, 12 administrative offices, a faculty lounge (now Donovan Lounge), and library (now Gaskin Library) (“Greenlaw Hall”). Today, Greenlaw Hall houses the administrative offices for the Department of English and Comparative Literature and the Department of American Studies, as well as the majority of English and Comparative Literature faculty offices.
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“Edwin A. Greenlaw (1874-1931) and Greenlaw Hall” in “Names across the Landscape.” The Carolina Story: A Virtual Museum of University History. 2006. Carolina Digital Library and Archives, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, https://museum.unc.edu/exhibits/show/names/greenlaw-hall.
