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Librarian Mike Hanson enjoys a quiet afternoon at the Public Library on Thursday, May 17th. Mike has been working at the library for a few years and enjoys the quite environment and the various amount of people that visit the library every day.

City Hall is a landmark that may not stand out like the courthouse does, but holds just as much history. Being originally built in 1892 and renovated in 1924, City Hall as remained an sign of architectural strength and order through design.

Corvallis has one main attraction, it's huge and well-awarded university, and inside that stands Weatherford Hall. Built in 1924, Weatherford has provided a residential area for students, as well as a great place for photos, ever since 

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