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One of several new chemistry labs under construction in Sage Hall.

One of several new chemistry labs under construction in Sage Hall.

One of the bedrooms in the Stetson Estate. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

One of the bells, the Eloise Chimes, that were removed from Hulley Tower when it was demolished in summer 2005 is installed at the First Baptist Church north of campus.

One of the booths the downtown DeLand Block Party during Homecoming Weekend.

One of the children mugs for the camera at a rollerskating party for local children.

One of the classical guitar instructors helps a student at the Stetson International Guitar Workshop.

One of the dorm room doors in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the earlier women's basketball team poses on the steps of Elizabeth Hall with a basketball with the numbers '08' written in bold letters.

One of the earliest women's basketball team poses on the steps of Elizabeth Hall with a dog mascot wearing a 'SU' jacket.

One of the earliest women's basketball teams poses for a group shot. Two copies. (Copy two is a gift from Stetson Law School Library.)

One of the Eloise Chimes removed from Hulley Tower after most of the tower was torn down and now displayed in the duPont-Ball Library.

One of the Eloise Chimes removed from Hulley Tower after most of the tower was torn down. Installed for display in the duPont-Ball Library in August 2006.

One of the Eloise Chimes removed from Hulley Tower sits in the yard of the President's Home after the installation of the native plants in the Vera Lea Rinker Native Plant Garden in May 2007.

One of the Eloise Chimes that was removed from Hulley Tower in 2005 now resides behind the Meadows Alumni House.

One of the Eloise Chimes that was removed from Hulley Tower in 2005 now resides behind the Meadows Alumni House.

One of the Eloise Chimes that was removed from Hulley Tower in 2005 now resides in front of the Henry A. DeLand House on Michigan Avenue.

One of the Eloise Chimes that was removed from Hulley Tower in 2005 now resides on the east side of the remaining base of Hulley Tower.

One of the Eloise Chimes that was removed from Hulley Tower in 2005 now resides on the east side of the remaining base of Hulley Tower.

One of the filigree 'capitals' at the top of a column in the Elizabeth Hall Chapel.

One of the first Stetson football team practices in August 2012 as football returns to Stetson after more than 50 years.

One of the floats from the Stetson Diamond Jubilee (75 years) parade travels around the DeLand Municipal Stadium for the fans on Saturday, November 15, 1958.

One of the floats from the Stetson Diamond Jubilee (75 years) parade travels around the DeLand Municipal Stadium for the fans on Saturday, November 15, 1958. Notice that several students are wearing their rat caps.

One of the fraternity houses on fraternity row under construction.

One of the fraternity houses on fraternity row under construction.

One of the fraternity houses under construction.

One of the fraternity houses used as the Honors House for men in honors courses.

One of the hall bathrooms in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the interior halls of Stetson Hall is marked as 2nd Floor West.

One of the main buildings at the Law School showing the tower and the arcade behind it.

One of the many project workers in August 2010 at the celebration of the landscaping and renovation work done in the Palm Court and in other areas of campus during the summer.

One of the new football helmets for the team as football returns to Stetson after more than 50 years.

One of the original windows in the Stetson estate is decorated for the holidays. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

One of the returning members of the class of 1992 presents a check to President Doug Lee after their Homecoming skit.

One of the rooms at the Stetson estate is decorated for the holidays. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

One of the rooms at the Stetson estate is decorated for the holidays. The estate, known locally as the Stetson Mansion, was the winter home of University benefactor John B. Stetson.

One of the rooms in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the rooms in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the rooms with built-in bookshelves in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the rooms with built-in bookshelves in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the suite bathrooms in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the suite bathrooms in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the suite bathrooms in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the third floor dorm rooms in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the third floor hallways in the Stetson Hall dormitory shortly before it was demolished in the summer of 2011.

One of the three top Chemistry and Biochemistry students, Jason McLean, poses with the chair of the Chemistry Department Dr. Tandy Grubbs at the 2018 College of Arts and Sciences senior honors banquet.

One of the three top Chemistry and Biochemistry students, Luis Melecio-Zambrano, poses with the chair of the Chemistry Department Dr. Tandy Grubbs at the 2018 College of Arts and Sciences senior honors banquet.

One of the three top Chemistry and Biochemistry students, Minh Thu Ma, poses with the chair of the Chemistry Department Dr. Tandy Grubbs at the 2018 College of Arts and Sciences senior honors banquet.

One of the two case builders from Gloucester, Massachusetts who helped install the new organ case in 1992.

One of the various mascot iterations at a basketball game.

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