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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL The mounted sepia print shows a stone building of two stories, each with an arcade of six bays. Alexander Rice Esty designed the original building of the State Normal School at Framingham (now Framingham State College) when the school was relocated from Lexington to Bare Hill in 1853. The original building burned in the late 1880s and was replaced by the romanesque red brick May Hall soon afterward. May Hall now appears on Framingham's town seal.
State Normal School -Framingham Illustrated, 1880 - 1980 and beyond -Copyright Framingham History Center
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Last modified on: October 26, 2011