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Continue Buildings of the Past Tour
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The Falcon's Nest, a log building, was constructed in 1942, to serve as a social gathering place for students. The second
floor was used as a residence for men in a time of scarce housing. Soon the student population outgrew the Nest, and the building
was sold to the Portage, Ohio American Legion. In March 1955, it was disassembled, loaded on trailers, driven down Wooster
to Main Street, and south to Portage where it is still in use. When the first Student Union opened, the name Falcon's Nest
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was retained for the most popular eatery and gathering place on campus.
For more information about the Falcon's Nest, see the article in Centennial Perspectives.
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Original Location: Student Union
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