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Creation Date
12-30-2012
Building Name
Keene-Flint Hall
Description
Keene-Flint Hall 1 UF, Gainesville, Fl.
Dr. Edward R. Flint was the University of Florida's professor of chemistry from 1905 to 1919. The hall is named after him.
Originally called Science Hall, Flint Hall at one time housed the Florida State Museum, and was built in 1909. The Departments of Botany, Chemistry, Horticulture, Physics, Zoology and Bacteriology held classes on the first floor, while the museum occupied the second floor.
Renovations were made possible by a gift in 1997 from Kenneth and Janet Keene, whose support along with matching state funds also enabled the renovation of Anderson Hall. The name of Flint Hall was changed to Keene-Flint Hall in honor of the Keenes. This houses the History and Chemistry Department. National Register of Historic Places NRIS #79000654
Latitude, Longitude
29.65149722, -82.34344444
Recommended Citation
George Lansing Taylor, Jr.
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