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An image showing the stained glass window of the Babcock Building. The chapel located on the third floor of the building before being moved to the Benet Auditorium.

A page from a pamphlet entitled "Mental Health: Progress and Promise 1952-1972" shows an artist rendering of how the Chapel of Hope will look when completed.

B&W aerial photograph of Bull Street campus, Mills building in lower right corner.

Taken from the southwest of Babcock looking to the northeast, this full color photograph depicts the front of the south wing and the southern side of the central section of the Babcock Building as well as the cupola.

This is the south face of a Dining Room.

This is a close up of the central window on the South face of the Male Dining Room.

Photograph of the South entrance to the Laundry building and awning.

The inventory report and analysis for the Laundry as well as letter communication related to this documentation. Victor Kramer, Co., Inc. acted as the State Department of Mental Health's Linen-Laundry Management Consultants.

"Effective January 24, 1975, employees will be permitted to take only one meal per day. The only exception is for the few employees who reside in rooms on campus. Also, there will be no second on any food, including milk, bread, butter, deserts, etc.…

"A recent study of the employee cafeteria located in the Food Service Center and the Mills Building indicates the need for several changes. These changes, which will become effective February 1,1975, will improve food service for patients. 1. The…