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10/26/2020
I believe the cupola is still standing at its original structure, I do know a part of it was stolen during the late 80s.
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11/21/2019
Spectacular shot! This is the cupola without its original siding. I assume folks from the haunt replaced it with plywood. But still this is an awesome portrait of PH historic lower campus!
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