Site of Another University Dormitory, 1960

Scrantonian article about the razing of the Joseph Casey home on Clay Avenue and Linden Street to make way for new dormitories (later called Lynett Hall and Giblin-Kelly Hall).

1960-04-17

Newspaper clippings

Dormitories

Casey, Joseph G.

Lynett Hall

Giblin-Kelly Hall

University of Scranton Archives

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Times Shamrock Communications

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SITE OF ANOTHER UNIVERSITY DORMITORY-Workmen are engaged in razing the home of the late Joseph Casey at Clay Ave. and Linden St. in preparation for the construction of another University of Scranton dormitory. The dormitory will occupy the sites of the Casey and Donald Fulton homes. The building will house 100 students and will be built at a cost of approximately $400,000. The university currently houses 200 students in four modern dormitories.

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