and named for Harriet Pratt Clarke from the class of 1890.
Mark Twain's Study - This building is in the shape of an octagon, similar to Cowles Hall. Originally existing at Quarry Farm, it now stands adjacent to Cowles Hall. The study was donated to the college in 1952 by Ida Langdon, Mark Twain's niece. Mark Twain's Study is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Lowman Greenhouse - Built in 1942.
=== Former buildings ===
For eighty years, Elmira College possessed an observatory built by Professor Charles Farrar. Professor Farrar began buying telescopes for the observatory in 1859, and construction began in August 1859. The observatory first opened for use in April 1860 under the control of the Elmira Academy of Sciences. Twenty years later, control was transferred to Elmira College. Students would gather in the observatory for "dome parties". "The domed building, which occupied a triangular plot fronting on Seventh Street, stood until 1939".
Alumnae Hall was built in 1917 as a sophomore dormitory.
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