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Location	East Lansing, MI, United States
Modern Address	25 Beal St.
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Description	In 1865 the Star Club of Michigan Agricultural College practiced (and presumably played) at Williams Hall. Beal's History of the Michigan Agricultural College, p. 220, says the early ball games were played just north of Williams Hall. East Lansing split off from Lansing in 1907 to become a separate town.
Sources	Beal's History of the Michigan Agricultural College, p. 220
Comment	An 1888 photo of Williams Hall and College Hall is in the MSU archives. See https://onthebanks.msu.edu/Object/162-565-2041/78-williams-hall-and-college-hall-circa-1888/ Edit with form to add a comment
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Found by	Bruce Allardice
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Entered by	Bruce Allardice

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 |City=East Lansing
 |Modern Address=25 Beal St.
-|Description=In 1865 the Star Club of Michigan Agricultural College practiced (and presumably played) at Williams Hall.
+|Description=<p>In 1865 the Star Club of Michigan Agricultural College practiced (and presumably played) at Williams Hall. Beal's History of the Michigan Agricultural College, p. 220, says the early ball games were played just north of Williams Hall. East Lansing split off from Lansing in 1907 to become a separate town.</p>
+|Sources=<p>Beal's History of the Michigan Agricultural College, p. 220</p>
-Beal's History of the Michigan Agricultural College, p. 220, says the early ball games were played just north of Williams Hall.
+|Comment=<p>An 1888 photo of Williams Hall and College Hall is in the MSU archives. See&nbsp;https://onthebanks.msu.edu/Object/162-565-2041/78-williams-hall-and-college-hall-circa-1888/</p>
-East Lansing split off from Lansing in 1907 to become a separate town.
-|Sources=Beal's History of the Michigan Agricultural College, p. 220
 |Reviewed=Yes
 |Submitted by=Bruce Allardice
 |Entered by=Bruce Allardice
 }}