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Reaganaut: New page: The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in Manhattanville owned by Columbia. It's address is 615 West 131st Street, located between Broadway and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and ...

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New page: The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in Manhattanville owned by Columbia. It's address is 615 West 131st Street, located between Broadway and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and ...

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The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in [[Manhattanville]] owned by Columbia. It's address is 615 West 131st Street, located between Broadway and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and 132nd Streets.

The [[Studebaker Shuttle]] is named after it.

[[Category:Buildings on the Manhattanville campus]]

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 [[Image:Studebaker-building.jpg|thumb|right|Studebaker Building]]
-The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in [[Manhattanville]] owned by Columbia. Its address is 615 West 131st Street, located midblock between [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and 132nd Streets.
+The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in [[Manhattanville (neighborhood)|Manhattanville]] owned by Columbia. Its address is 615 West 131st Street, located midblock between [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and 132nd Streets.
 The Studebaker Building currently houses administrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It, along with the [[Nash Building]], will be the only pre-existing buildings that will be integrated into the future [[Manhattanville campus]].

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 The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in [[Manhattanville]] owned by Columbia. Its address is 615 West 131st Street, located midblock between [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and 132nd Streets.
-The Studebaker Building currently houses adinistrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It, along with the [[Nash Building]] will be the only pre-existing buildings that will be integrated into the future [[Manhattanville campus]].
+The Studebaker Building currently houses administrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It, along with the [[Nash Building]], will be the only pre-existing buildings that will be integrated into the future [[Manhattanville campus]].
 Built in [[1923]], it is so named because it was once a factory for Studebaker automobiles. It subsequently became a milk processing plant, a doll factory, and housed the Polynesian antiquities of the Museum of Natural History before it began to be converted into offices by Columbia as early as the 1980s.

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 [[Image:Studebaker-building.jpg|thumb|right|Studebaker Building]]
 The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in [[Manhattanville]] owned by Columbia. Its address is 615 West 131st Street, located midblock between [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and 132nd Streets.
-The Studebaker Building currently houses adinistrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It will be one of the few pre-Columbia buildings allowed to remain on the future [[Manhattanville campus]].
+The Studebaker Building currently houses adinistrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It, along with the [[Nash Building]] will be the only pre-existing buildings that will be integrated into the future [[Manhattanville campus]].
 Built in [[1923]], it is so named because it was once a factory for Studebaker automobiles. It subsequently became a milk processing plant, a doll factory, and housed the Polynesian antiquities of the Museum of Natural History before it began to be converted into offices by Columbia as early as the 1980s.

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 The '''Studebaker Building''' is a property in [[Manhattanville]] owned by Columbia. Its address is 615 West 131st Street, located midblock between [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and 12th Avenue, and between 131st and 132nd Streets.
-The Studebaker Building currently houses adinistrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It will remain one of the few pre-Columbia buildings remaining on the future [[Manhattanville campus]].
+The Studebaker Building currently houses adinistrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It will be one of the few pre-Columbia buildings allowed to remain on the future [[Manhattanville campus]].
 Built in [[1923]], it is so named because it was once a factory for Studebaker automobiles. It subsequently became a milk processing plant, a doll factory, and housed the Polynesian antiquities of the Museum of Natural History before it began to be converted into offices by Columbia as early as the 1980s.

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 The Studebaker Building currently houses adinistrative offices which were consolidated from various points around the city. It will remain one of the few pre-Columbia buildings remaining on the future [[Manhattanville campus]].
-Built in [[1923]], it is so named because it was once a factory for Studebaker automobiles. It subsequently became a milk processing plant and began to be converted into offices by Columbia as early as the 1980s.
+Built in [[1923]], it is so named because it was once a factory for Studebaker automobiles. It subsequently became a milk processing plant, a doll factory, and housed the Polynesian antiquities of the Museum of Natural History before it began to be converted into offices by Columbia as early as the 1980s.
 The [[Studebaker Shuttle]] is named after it.
 [[Category:Buildings on the Manhattanville campus]]