Kelley Memorial Building

Kelley Memorial Building

Building Type: 
Building
Building Number: 
11
Architect: 
Alfred J. Hennessey

Location

Year Built: 
1963
Total Area: 
31,654 ft2 (2,941 m2)
Structure: 
Structural Steel
Structure: 
Masonry
Primary Role/Purpose: 
Administrative
Primary Role/Purpose: 
Academic
Primary Role/Purpose: 
Research

As part of St. Dunstan’s University, Kelley Memorial Building was built in 1963 and originally housed the campus library. It was named for Bishop Francis Clement Kelley, late bishop of Oklahoma City and Tulsa. He was the founder of the Catholic Church Extension in the United States, accomplished diplomat, noted author and lecturer, and generous donor to the library of his Alma Mater, St. Dunstan’s University.

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