CAMPUS PHOTOS
The photos on this page are from a collection of papers found in 2007, in the cellar of the Vegetarian Society UK.
Most of these were stamped on the back; "Public Information Photo, University of Maine at Orono" and appear to have been sent to the Congress organizers for advance publicity. Other captions are from the notes on the back of each picture. Click on images for bigger photos. |
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Caption from Vegetaran Voice, 1974: Aerial view, showing most of the built-up part of the 1100-acre campus. About half of the acreage is still in forest, with some 5 miles of hiking trails.
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Caption from the Sep-Dec 1975 issue of Vegetarian Voice : HALLS OF IVY - Stevens Hall, one of the many beautiful classroom buildings on the magnificent 1100-acre campus of the University of Maine at Orono, site of the XXIII World Vegetarian Congress (Aug. 16-28 1975)
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Classroom bldg. - can be used for some of the seminar & working groups.
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Cafeteria - in Stuart ??? - One of 4 such cafeteria buildings to be used for the Congress. All meals will be strictly vegetarian & on general food-reform lines, as directed by the Congress Committee
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A few of the 19 tennies courts on Campus, all Campus facilities are reserved for the use of the Congress attendees, at no extra charge!
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fun at the pool. The Campus pool is so large, 3 ???? are used for inspection expeditions in it (honest.)
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Carnegie Hall - housing the U of M Art Gallery.
Campus Scene - Campus has 1100 acres, w. 5 miles of marked hiking trails through on-Campus forests! |

Light House, Pemaquid Point.
The "Vacationland State" - Maine is a State of many faces - unspoiled wilderness, beautiful beaches, rocky seahore, lovely forests, & magnificent mountains.
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Victory Chimes Windjammers, taken at Boothbay Harbor, 1967. Maine Departnent of Economic Development.
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Student Union Building - includes:
Tenpin Bowling Alleys,
Pool Tables, Ping-Pong,
Post Office
Bookshop that will be "loaded" with veg. books during Congress!
newsstand, 600 seat auditorium
main sessions will be in gym building, capacity well over 3,000
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