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Hale Hall Was One of the Three Buildings Erected in 1927 at a Cost of $125,000, and Was Dedicated in 1935. The Building Was Named for the School's First President, William Jasper Hale.
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  1. African American Universities And Colleges
  2. African Americans
  3. Buildings
  4. Dormitories
  5. Tennessee State University
  6. Universities
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