An investigation of the mounds near the bridge was undertaken.
Timeline / 1893
1893
A Norwegian church was built on the west side of Oak street (dedicated in 1895), the Hayes brothers bought the Armory block on West Milwaukee street from the Myers estate, Palmer & Stevens began a drug business lasting until 1898, Judge Cassoday's lectures on wills were published as 'Cassoday on Wills,' and pastoral changes occurred at local churches. ↗ ↗ ↗ ↗ ↗ (+6 more)
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During 1893
Pearsons Hall was completed, making it possible to open a science course at Beloit College.
A Norwegian church on the west side of Oak street was built (dedicated in 1895).
The Hayes brothers bought the Armory block on West Milwaukee street from the Myers estate.
Palmer & Stevens began their drug business (lasting until 1898).
Casts sent by the Greek government to the World's Fair were presented to the college art department.
Judge Cassoday's lectures on wills were published as "Cassoday on Wills."
Instructors in art and music were added to the Beloit College faculty.
A resident moved to a new home at the corner of Bluff and South Second.
A new minister (Rev. J. ——) succeeded the students who had supplied the pulpit.
About 1893, a man became president of the Bank of Milton, serving two years.
The college property was valued at $71,243.34, with several thousand dollars indebtedness.