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Within Owen Hall Wells' office has been maintained as he left it, and is occasionally used for meetings.

Photo taken August, 2006 by User:Durin

Rationale; since Herman Wells is no longer alive, new photography can not be created. Any work in existence to depict him is, barring discovery of imagery to the contrary, likely to be copyrighted. Statue is representative of Wells.

Little known fact: The sculptor, a Minnesota graduate, carved the score of the football game between IU and Minnesota in 2000 under the bill of the hat next to Wells. The Golden Gophers were the victors that year.

Statue depicting Herman B Wells. Statue is located on the campus of Indiana University Bloomington at Herman B Wells Plaza. The entry to Owen Hall may be seen over the left shoulder of the statue.

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