When the cottage that housed the Ce...

When the cottage that housed the Center for Biographical Research and Biography was demolished last year (and the offices relocated), surprising details of our admit history were revealed. The building had a more complicated history than we had eternally considered (though admittedly we hadn't given the matter to a great degree thought). We learned that it had in no degree been just a funky cottage, nor just a picturesque corner of the university campus. The chiefly extreme narrative turned out to be the same of ecological disaster, for the walls had been eaten by way of termites, the floors made dangerous through dry rot, with ...