Then and Now: A Photographic History of Rutgers’s College Avenue Campus

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Part One: https://muckgers.com/then-and-now-a...ers-college-avenue-campus-part-1-9335c35d0142


Part Two: https://muckgers.com/then-and-now-a...ers-college-avenue-campus-part-2-5d487a9b0ed9

 

[e5fdny]

Put this on the Football Board too.

It's worth a look by all.

 

[srru86]

Cool - Thanks

 

[RUSK97]

Ummm...no one was kidding when it was said there's been no capital investment on the CAC. Aside from the replacement of Ballantine Gym with the Zimmerli museum, combined with landscaping and hardscaping, it's all pretty much recognizable from about 100 years ago.

 

[e5fdny]

Ummm...no one was kidding when it was said there's been no capital investment on the CAC. Aside from the replacement of Ballantine Gym with the Zimmerli museum, combined with landscaping and hardscaping, it's all pretty much recognizable from about 100 years ago.

I like that.

 

[Korbermeister]

I like that.

my thoughts exactly. Now if it were true for Brower Commons, Stonier Hall, Student Center, where all 3 look like cheap interpretations of Brutalist architecture, then we'd have a travesty on our hands

 

[e5fdny]

my thoughts exactly. Now if it were true for Brower Commons, Stonier Hall, Student Center, where all 3 look like cheap interpretations of Brutalist architecture, then we'd have a travesty on our hands

Agree.