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**Powell Library**
	undergraduate library at University of California, Los Angeles
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Instance of	academic library; university library; library building; university building;
Part of	University of California, Los Angeles Library;
Named after	Lawrence Clark Powell;
Location	University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, Pacific States Region
Architectural style	Romanesque Revival architecture;
Architect	George W. Kelham;
Commissioned by	University of California, Los Angeles;
Inception	1929;
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English: The Powell Library, located on Dickson Court on the campus of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is one of the original four buildings – along with Royce Hall, the Physics-Biology Building (later the Humanities Building and now Kaplan Hall), and the Chemistry Building (now Haimes Hall) – when UCLA moved in 1929 from its original campus on Vermont Street to Westwood. At the time it was called the College Library, and was renamed after Lawrence Clark Powell, the founding dean of the UCLA School of Library Science.

Powell Library was designed by San Francisco architect George W. Kelham in the Lombardic Romanesque Revival style. (Sources: University of California history and "The History of Building Names")

Category:Libraries at UCLA Category:Built in Los Angeles in 1929 Category:Romanesque Revival architecture in California Category:George Kelham Category:Lawrence Clark Powell

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