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All_Buildings Morrill Hall MorrlHall 0106 All_Buildings 34 S Williams St 34SWilmSt 0108 All_Buildings 34 S Williams St Garage 34SWmStGr 0109 Property Values All_Buildings 70 S Williams St 70SWilmSt 0110 All_Buildings Arts & Sciences Complex A&SCmplx 0112 All_Buildings Old Mill Annex OldMillAnx 0113 All_Buildings Old Mill OldMill 0114 All_Buildings Lafayette Hall FafyetHall 0115 All_Buildings Post Storage PostStrg 0116 All_Buildings PFG Complex PFGCmplx 0117 All_Buildings Patrick Gym‐Multi Purp‐Gymnstc PatGym 0118 All_Buildings Gutterson Field House GuttFldHs 0119 All_Buildings Patrick Gymnastics PtkGymnstc 0120 All_Buildings Patrick Multipurpose PtkMultipr 0121 All_Buildings Perkins Building PerknsBldg 0122 All_Buildings Recreation & Fitness Ctr RecFitCtr 0123 All_Buildings Gutterson Parking Garage GuttPkgGar 0124 All_Buildings Cook Complex CookCmplx 0125 All_Buildings Cook Phys Sci A CookPhyScA 0126 All_Buildings Angell Lecture Ctr AnglLecCtr 0127 All_Buildings Chem Stor Bunker ChemStBnkr 0128 All_Buildings Moulton‐Winder Field Bldg MWFldBldg 0129 All_Buildings Pomeroy Hall PomryHall 0130 All_Buildings Pomeroy Barn PomryBrn 0131 All_Buildings Pomeroy Garage PomryGrg 0132 All_Buildings Dewey Hall DeweyHall 0134 All_Buildings Moulton‐Winder Bleachers MltnWnrdBl 0133 All_Buildings Dewey Garage DeweyGar 0135 All_Buildings Nolin House NolinHse 0136 All_Buildings Virtue Field Support Building VirtueFldB 0137 All_Buildings Adams Building AdamsBldg 0138 All_Buildings Track & Field Building TrkFldBldg 0139 All_Buildings Virtue Field Bleachers VirtBleach 0140 All_Buildings Virtue Field Press Box VirtPrsBox 0141 All_Buildings Redstone Lodge RedstnLdg 0142 All_Buildings Southwick Complex SthwckCmpx 0143 All_Buildings Southwick Hall SthwckHall 0144 All_Buildings Music Building MusicBldg 0145 All_Buildings Tarrent Event Center TarrantEC 0146 All_Buildings Music Building Addition MusicBldg 0147 All_Buildings Terrill Bldg TerrilBldg 0148 All_Buildings Track & Field Bleachers 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