Image:RIT art - Tojo Memorial Garden.jpg

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The Tojo Memorial Garden, created in 1975 on the RIT campus. The Garden was created in memory of RIT photography student Yasuji Tojo. The granite lantern featured in the photograph was donated by Tojo's parents. The Garden is intended as a "living memorial to eternal youth." The area where the Garden is located was named the "Eastman Kodak Quad" in 2003. The Frank E. Gannett building is in the background on the left; the [w:George Eastman
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Date

2006-06-07
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Matthew D. Wilson (LtPowers)
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