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The building was named after eminent biology professor Elon H. Eaton. This nationally-known ornithologist's "Birds of New York," written while he was a professor here, appeared in three volumes and was a much-respected work. Today, the physics department is still based in Eaton, and the biology department continues to keep some faculty offices and classrooms there. One can still admire the cabinets full of natural specimens that line its hallways. Our Official Address: |
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Eaton
Hall opened as an addition to Lansing Hall in 1961 and housed the physics
and biology departments. Eaton Hall provided space for the Colleges' carefully
amassed natural history and specimen collection, new labs, faculty offices
and classrooms. 
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