Statue of James J. Hill in front of More Hall, University of Washington, circa 1946-1975
Filed in: UW - Monuments, Memorials (#397) James J. Hill was a railroad magnate who played an important role in connecting the Pacific Northwest's natural resources with markets across the country. In recognition of his contributions, this statue, created by Finn Frohlich, was installed on camp...
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| Online Access: | http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/uwcampus/id/35725 |
| Summary: | Filed in: UW - Monuments, Memorials (#397) James J. Hill was a railroad magnate who played an important role in connecting the Pacific Northwest's natural resources with markets across the country. In recognition of his contributions, this statue, created by Finn Frohlich, was installed on campus during the Alaska-Yukon-Exposition. It was unveiled on August 3, 1909. |
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