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Wednesday, April 17, 1991 / University Daily Kansan
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By Katie Chipman
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KU students have been climbing walls and taking measurements of some Lawrence buildings to prepare for a future survey they are producing for a class.
Architecture students in Introduction to Historic Preservation are compiling historical records about buildings that are 80 years old or older.
David Benjamin, Lawrence graduate student who teaches the class, said the students were examining five sites in Lawrence, including two houses in the 900 and 1000 blocks of Tennessee and Ohio streets.
"We didn't know it, but the people who live in that area are trying to get on the state register of historic places," he said. "Our reports will help them do it faster."
Other sites students are studying are a barn, a bank and a former motel.
While in class, students learn to research potential historic sites and preserve preservation techniques.
Benjamin said the class would submit their reports to the city and the state.
"One copy will go to the Kansas Collection at the Spencer Research Library for people doing research on the history of buildings in
Lawrence," he said.
"We're doing something that will benefit not only the students and University, but the Lawrence community as well."
The students report information such as the original owner, the construction date and the style of the building.
Benjamin said that while researching the bank building at Eighth and Massachusetts streets, which was thought to be a reproduction, a student discovered that the building was the original bank.
"The original vault is still there," he said. "The original brick was just covered up by marble walls."
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