LOOK: Clemson Historic photo #93 'The Loggia'


Tony Crumpton Tony Crumpton  ·  Assoc. Editor ·  

TigerNet will be posting several historic Clemson photos during this difficult time with no Clemson sports.

Long-time TigerNet member Mintaka ® submitted many of the photos, and we appreciate him being part of the TigerNet family.

Mintaka's take: The Loggia was built as a focal point to the rather unusual architectural style that was incorporated in the design of Johnstone Hall.

Sitting roughly at the same site the old Second Barracks sat for so many years, the Loggia was one of many new buildings that sprang up in the 1950s.

One of the more unusual features in the design of the Loggia was its ceiling. To this day I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like it.

Feel free to share your thoughts that come to mind about our latest historical photos. Hopefully, everyone will enjoy looking back over the years at Clemson.

Please send any historic photos you would like to share to tony@tigernet.com.

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