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Kell Hall: Capturing the Legacy

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Originally built in 1925 as one of the first parking garages in the city, the Ivy Street Garage was renovated and opened to students in 1946. In 1964, it was renamed Kell Hall to honor Wayne S. Kell, the original director of the school. Kell Hall was demolished and replaced with a campus greenway in 2021. On this website, you can browse the collections of digital items gathered, read about Kell Hall’s history, take a virtual tour of the building and contribute your own stories to the project. 

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Hodges, Benjamin. " Razin' Kell." Georgia State University Magazine (Spring 2019): 16-23.

Langer, Adina, et al. GSU Ramps Up: Kell Hall and the Rise of an Urban Campus [Online Exhibit]. Georgia State University Library, Jan. 2026 onward. doi.org/10.57709/D4H7-R397

See other GSU Library exhibits at exhibits.library.gsu.edu

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