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English: Pair of wooden front doors, set in stone and brick entry way; Louis Marshall Memorial Hall, State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF), Syracuse, New York, USA, construction c. 1937. The heavy 2" thick doors are made of solid wood (oak?), glass, and wrought iron, with brass hardware. The outside front entrance way of Marshall Hall has three sets of such doors; inside are three corresponding sets of interior wooden doors. Reflecting in the glass is Illick Hall, across the quad, including (in the upper semi-circle), the rooftop greenhouses.
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