Gallahue Hall (Indianapolis, Indiana)

USA / Indiana / Rocky Ripple / Indianapolis, Indiana / West 46th Street, 451
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The primary location of science classrooms on Butler’s campus is the Dorothy and Edward Gallahue Science Hall, made possible by a gift from Butler Trustee Edward Francis Gallahue. The departments housed in Gallahue include Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, and Astronomy. Also located in Gallahue are growth-chamber facilities, an electron microscope facility, the Center for Urban Ecology, the Butler Greenhouse, and the Friesner Herbarium. The Butler Greenhouse includes over 200 species—from tropical to desert plants. The Friesner Herbarium is a systematic collection of nearly 100,000 dried, pressed, and preserved plant specimens—the third largest in the state.
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Coordinates:   39°50'22"N   86°10'24"W
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