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| Originally built as the Lyman Hall of Natural History as a bequest from University trustee John Lyman, this 1907 Renaissance-style building's most distinctive feature is the small Roman temple on its roof, which is said to be a replica of the ancient Temple at Baalbek in what is now Lebanon. Lyman houses several biology offices. | ||