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Joseph L. Morrison

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By Joseph L. Morrison

The Chapel Hill guide : campus and community.

Morrison, Joseph L., 1918-1970 · 1955 · J.L. Morrison

Joseph L. Morrison's guide to campus and community at Chapel Hill, published by the author in 1955 and signed at the end. Twenty-four unnumbered pages with illustrations and a map. Topics include description and travel, historic buildings and sites, and the buildings of the University of North Carolina, so the guide points a visitor to landmarks on the campus and in the streets around it.

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About Joseph L. Morrison

Memorial, Professor Joseph L. Morrison

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · 1970

A faculty resolution adopted at the University of North Carolina in 1970 memorializing Professor Joseph L. Morrison (1918-1970) of the School of Journalism. It concerns North Carolina biography and the journalism school's faculty. It sits in the North Carolina Collection at UNC.

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  1. James Webb designs a house on Whitehead Circle for Joseph and Pearl Morrison Architect James Webb designed a modern house at 407 Whitehead Circle for Joseph L. Morrison, a member of the university's journalism faculty, and his wife Pearl. The Morrisons lived there for more than fifty years; the house was sold in 2010.Search the index · NC Modernist Houses: James Webb, 'The Joseph and Pearl P. Morrison House' (1951)

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