Modern Federal · Universities

Ventress Hall, the University of Mississippi's first library building, now a liberal-arts administrative building, in Oxford, Mississippi. The Romanesque Revival-style building dates to 1889

Oxford, Mississippi · 1850–1939

Ventress Hall, the University of Mississippi's first library building, now a liberal-arts administrative building, in Oxford, Mississippi. The Romanesque Revival-style building dates to 1889, Oxford, Mississippi, 1850–1939
Ventress Hall, the University of Mississippi's first library building, now a liberal-arts administrative building, in Oxford, Mississippi. The Romanesque Revival-style building dates to 1889, Oxford, Mississippi, 1850–1939. Universities — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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