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Fine Arts Square. These buildings are the 
Academy of Music at one corner ; the great 
Auditorium or Hall of Ceremonies, at the 
‘second corner; the smaller Auditorium, or 
Lecture Hall or Theatre, at the third cor- 
ner; ard at the fourth corner the School of 
Between the School of Fine 
Fine Arts. 
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natural park. The Museum is the most 
beautiful building in the entire scheme. 
Fine Arts Square, with its buildings of a 
public nature, occupies the position most 
accessible to the town and trains. 
Lying east of this group is the great 
group of educational buildings, divided into 
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Fia. 2.—General plan and skeleton plan of buildings for the University of California. 
Arts and the Academy of Music is the Uni- 
versity Museum. This faces Fine Arts 
Square to the south. Thissquare measures 
about six hundred feet each way. It con- 
nects, through a monumental arch balus- 
trades, and grand flights of steps, with the 
three sub-groups. The first of these sub- 
groups comprises, chiefly, the Library and 
the Administration Building, facing each 
other on opposite sides of a great avenue, 
University Avenue, which entering the 
grounds at Fine Arts Square, runs east- 
