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Avery and Bryan halls
entry by mikenike605
2/28/2010 11:33 AM

I combined these two buildings because they are too small and uneventful overall to constitute their own thread however what they have is interesting enough to me.

Bryan hall is the major building, this brick building has the iconic tower with glowing red giant clocks on all 4 of its sides, I am still trying to figure out which entrance leads to the tower. the topmost floor has at least 5 doors with unknown purposes and two have asbestos warnings. On the bottom floor is an cool looking lobby, but i think the best part of the building and the subject of my next search is its theater hall, this hall is beautiful (reminds me of a classic opera house) complete with a grand organ that is obvious on the left side of the stage. I cant wait to see this the next time a drama class isn't using the area. last is the lobby to the theater, I walked around and say that the ticket room was open and so was a room that had a small piano keyboard attached to a huge machine ( like on willy wonka).

Avery hall has nothing that interesting except a small metal door that opens to reveal a cavity in the concrete wall. I geared up to investigate this cavity (in hopes that it lead to steam tunnels) but was disappointed to find it was actually quite small and that it was only used as a storage unit for old chairs and computer systems. I will investigate it at another point but i plan to see if there is good roof access.

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