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Entrance to J.H. Neff Hall, one of four buildings that house the renowned journalism program at the University of Missouri in Columbia

Columbia, Missouri · 1850–1939

Entrance to J.H. Neff Hall, one of four buildings that house the renowned journalism program at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Columbia, Missouri, 1850–1939
Entrance to J.H. Neff Hall, one of four buildings that house the renowned journalism program at the University of Missouri in Columbia, Columbia, Missouri, 1850–1939. Universities — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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