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A Black Oak tree once stood in the Robinson-Falconio circle. The pieces of the wall in the William F. Walsh Science Center were created from this one-hundred year old tree to honor St. Bonaventure's past and future legacies. The Black Oak used to be known as the
Yellow Oak due to the yellow pigment of its inner bark. |
 Black Oak Tree near Rob-Fal in 1955 |