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About Us Overview & Mission Selection Criteria Researching the Collection Technical Notes Acknowledgements Buildings Complete List Select from Map Search MU in Brick and Mortar People Contact Current Staff Staff Alumni Acknowledgements Related Links Space Planning and Management Homepage	Neff Hall Neff Hall then and now. [Left] Photograph of the completed Neff Hall, ca. 1920 (courtesy of the UMC Archives, C:0/51/3). [Right] Neff Hall as seen today. Date designed: 1917 Date constructed: 1918 Architectural consultant: James P. Jamieson Named after: Kansas City Mayor Jay H. Neff, who founded several agricultural publications Historical/alternate names: Journalism Building General Information Map 1918 Original Construction 1936 New Entrance Doors 1959 Addition 1962 Tuckpointing, Masonry Repairs and Caulking 1965 Proposed Fountain (never built) Note: Neff Hall is one of four buildings associated with the School of Journalism. It was also the first building donated to the University by one of its alumnus, Jay Neff's son, Ward. In addition to Neff Hall, the journalism school is comprised of Walter Williams Hall, Gannett Hall and Lee Hills Hall. This project is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the state of Missouri.


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