That’s the grassy knoll where Kingery Hall once stood. Kingery served about 20 different roles in Wabash history and virtually every alumnus I meet has some sort of story about the old place. Certainly the emeritus faculty who had offices riht up until “the end” can tell you some good ones.
In the end, the damage to the roof uncovered even more damage form previous problems and the old building just couldn’t be saved.
The Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion is building a new complex there, having outgrown their current space in Hovey Cottage. This new building will, in the space of a few years, become a Wabash “tradition” as well…
