Seigle Photos: 907 Lincoln

907 Lincoln
The Alpha of Michigan
1979
These photos are from a project I did for History of Art 212, Appreciation of Architecture, Spring semester 1979. The project was to highlight the design features of a building. Regrettably, because the project was to focus on the building, most of the photos do not have people in them. In hindsight showing people living in the building would have enhanced the analysis.
I want to thank Brother Scott Kelly for taking the trouble to send me the project by mail in May 2018, only 39 years after I did it. Neither Scott nor I have any idea how he ended up with the package, and it's nothing short of a miracle that Scott still had it after all these years. He was kind enough to recognize that it might still have some value to me and contacted me on Facebook to find out where he could mail it.
I was a senior that semester. I would then live in Sigma Phi place one more summer before moving out to seek my place in the outside world.

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	25. View into the bedroom of the room shown in #24. Sigma Phi Place 1979-031.jpg (2.22 MB)
	24. A typical Senior Wing room. The four rooms on this hall are all two-room suites. All sixteen rooms in the house are doubles. The fence that can be seen through the window is the one seen from the front of the house and provides privacy for the rooms facing the front. There are two suites on either side of the hall, two facing the front and two facing into the courtyard seen in #11. This was my room in the Senior Wing when I roomed with Gerry Cesarato and Alex the Russian wolfhound. I was only a sophomore and it was my first year in the house, but Gerry was a senior so had priority for room picks. I do not remember the name of the room but it was the next room on the left past the President's Suite. When I left the house I was the only Sigma Phi who had lived in each of the four Senior Wing rooms, since I lived there for three school years and also three summers. I'm not sure if that record was ever equaled. My roommates included Gerry, Brian Dunbar, Paul Brown, pledge brother Jack Baker when he was Head of House (which entitled him to the President's Suite, which had its own bathroom), and Neil Hediger (and his parakeet Omar). Sigma Phi Place 1979-032.jpg (2.55 MB)
	22. A typical upstairs room in the Junior Wing, the upstairs part of the split-level portion of the house. The rafters are on the bottom of the loft, not the ceiling. Sigma Phi Place 1979-033.jpg (1.04 MB)
	23. Moving back out into and across the entry hall we see the entrance to the two halls we have just left, as seen from the Senior Wing. Sigma Phi Place 1979-034.jpg (2.14 MB)

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