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The Finance Center opened Sept. 18, 2012. The LEED-certified building was constructed on the site of a former abandoned warehouse. The Center was the second building APUS constructed in Charles Town and neighboring Ranson.

Postcard image. From 1904-1940s, Etter Hall was Charles Town's General Hospital

Front porch of Etter Hall

Etter Hall, named after APUS first president James Etter, was purchased by the University in 2003. Although there have been many renovations, the original hardwood floors and elevator car remain in the building that currently houses Human Resources.

Invitation to attend dedication ceremony of the Old Charles Town Library made possible by APUS

Advertisement of APUS sponsored Trolley at the Charles Town Heritage Festival

This aerial photo of Charles Town was taken after the construction of the Academic Center. The photo shows Washington, George, and Congress Streets where many APUS past and present buildings are located.

Aerial view of Charles Town that includes the Trefry Technology Center (661 S George St)

Ranson and Charles Town Brownfield Renewal project with properties (including those belonging to APUS) clean up lots of left-over industrious waste. With help from APUS, Brownfield Renewal Magazine recognized the project effort.