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English: A photograph of the first building on the University of Oklahoma Campus, which was built in 1893 and burned down in January of 1903. |
| Source | Sooner Magazine, "The Boyd Years" |
| Author | Unknown author |
The construction began in 1892, but ran into financial difficulties to complete it. First classes held in building were in 1893.
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