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Whichard Building was nominated for the National Registry of Historic Buildings, but the university decided to start it's own registry of historic buildings on campus on which the building was placed. He served as editor as well as chairman of the board for the Greenville, NC published newspaper.

Whichard was a long time supporter of East Carolina--using editorial and news columns to promote the school as well as providing financial support for the school and its students. Whichard was also active in various civic affairs in the city of Greenville, Pitt County, and the American Legion. Originally constructed to be the library for East Carolina Teachers College, work began in the fall of I, No.

The building will be well equipped and up-to-date for library service. The building opened on October 15, The Class of purchased and donated a grandfather clock for the main hall. This clock is seen in image P and image P Listen to the Dedication of the Whichard building. Clement Residence Hall.

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