St. Olaf College 3-D object collection ➔ Metal box and wood carving from Flaten Hall
Wooden Handicrafts, Building parts
Other: 1955 Single
2
items
Small metal box with a lid, possibly copper, with a wooden carving of a child. The box displays heavy oxidation and warping.
Small metal box with a lid, possibly copper, with a wooden carving of a child. The box displays heavy oxidation and warping.
Storage ➜ Archives Work Area ➜ 250F
This box and wooden carving were found after the Flaten Hall date stone was removed and donated in 2007. Arnold Flaten possibly made the carving.
Flaten Hall, named after Arnold Flaten, was built in 1955 as East Hall and dedicated in 1956. It received the name Flaten Hall in 1964 when it was changed from a residence hall to a building for the Art Department. The building was torn down in 2006 and replaced with the Regents Hall of Natural and Mathematical Sciences.
Flaten Hall, named after Arnold Flaten, was built in 1955 as East Hall and dedicated in 1956. It received the name Flaten Hall in 1964 when it was changed from a residence hall to a building for the Art Department. The building was torn down in 2006 and replaced with the Regents Hall of Natural and Mathematical Sciences.
Time capsules
boxes (containers)
woodcarvings (visual works)
woodcarvings (visual works)
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