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Route of Walking Tour   Murals by Charles Pollock located in Auditorium foyer  MSU Auditorium  Mural by Henry Bernstein located in MSU Library, first floor  MSU Music Building  Three Musicians sculpture located on southwest lawn of Music Building  Jenison Fieldhouse  Children Reading sculpture located at Michigan Avenue entrance to Williams Hall  Campbell Hall  Abbott Road Entrance Marker  Mural by Edgar Yaeger located in MSU Union, main floor lounge  Olin Health Center  Abbot Hall  Giltner Hall

Other Points of Interest on Campus   The remaining two of the nine Michigan State University PWA buildings are the Bowd-Munson designed Livestock Judging Pavillion (1938) and the Soil Science Lab and Tool Shed (1938). Along with college contributions, the WPA built miles of sidewalks and drives, constructed tennis courts, deepened the stadium, developed the track and field, and poured the bridge on Farm Lane. Additional works, such as the Agricultural Engineering murals and the interior fireplace reliefs of Campbell and Yakeley Halls, exemplify the abundance of government-sponsored art on the MSU campus. Unfortunately, many of these buildings are not open to the public.   Most university buildings are open during business hours but are not open on evenings, weekends or university breaks. If you wish to see an interior view, check opening hours of individual buildings.