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  • Thompson Hall, ca. 1910
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • A view looking east towards Thompson Hall, Washington State University's first Administration building. Thompson Hall is the oldest extant building on campus, designed by noted Seattle architect, James Stephen and his Chicago trained partner,...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Bohler Gym, construction May 25, 1927
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Gymnasiums -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A scene looking west of Bohler Gym, WSU building #11, during the early stages of construction. Steel reinforced wooden frames for the poured concrete foundation surround the structure. To the left of the image, a lifting tower is complete. In the...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Science [Abelson] Hall, construction, July 7, 1935
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A view looking west during the construction of Science Hall, WSU building #32 (the structure's frame is partially complete-rising four stories). In the foreground are a series of greenhouses, now replaced by Todd Hall. In the left portion, next to...
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  • Science [Abelson] Hall, construction, October 1, 1935
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A view looking west during the construction of Science Hall, WSU building #32. The structure is nearly complete, scaffolding remains only on the wings. In the foreground are a series of greenhouses, now replaced by Todd Hall. In the left portion,...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Wilmer-Davis Residential Complex, ca. 1940
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Residential facilities -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A view looking west of Wilmer-Davis Residential Complex, WSU building #30. A grass quad, now occupied by a parking lot opposite the Bookie, appears in the foreground flanked on either side by trees casting their shadows. An example Georgian Revival...
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  • Science [Abelson] Hall, construction, ca. 1934
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A view looking west during the initial construction of Science Hall, WSU building #32. Steel supports are visible for the first floor. In the foreground are a series of greenhouses, now replaced by Todd Hall. In the left portion, next to the...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • President's House, ca. 1930
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dwellings -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking north at the eastern end of the President's House. Snow covers the ground and the branches of the pine tree to the right of the photo. The glass-enclosed patio of the home and its chimney are visible.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • President's House, ca. 1930
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dwellings -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking west at the northern facade of the President's House, WSU building #31. Snow covers the ground and the branches of the pine tree to the left of the photo. The front porch is likewise covered in snow.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • President's House
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dwellings -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking at the southern side of the President's House, WSU building #31. In the foreground is a grass-covered hill leading up to the back of the house; defoliated trees flank the image.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Horticultural Storage Building, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print, looking from an eastern direction. The Horticultural Storage Building (no. 112) is at right, with North Fairway housing (specifically building no. 606) beyond it, and then the Coliseum in the distance.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Ferry Hall, 1897
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Fires -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A view looking East after the fire that destroyed the original Ferry Hall, WSU building #8. In 1897 a fire starting in the kitchen, located on the ground floor to the right, burned out of control. A group of men dressed in black suites and military...
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  • Ferry Hall, 1897
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Fires -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A view looking West after the fire that destroyed original Ferry Hall, WSU building #8. A crowd, many in cadet uniforms, stands in the foreground in front of the fire ravaged structure. The city of Pullman is in the background; only a few homes and...
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  • Holland Library, ca. 1955
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Libraries -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking East at Holland Library's most distinctive detail: a 30-foot high statue on the West side, near the original main entrance. This statue was designed by Seattle artist Dudley Pratt, and officially named 'The Reader.' It was carved in...
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  • Holland Library, ca. 1955
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Sculpture -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Libraries -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking East at Holland Library's most distinctive detail: a 30-foot high statue on the West side, near the original main entrance. This statue was designed by Seattle artist Dudley Pratt, and officially named 'The Reader.' It was carved in...
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  • Troy Hall, construction, 1924
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking south at the construction of Troy Hall. The structure's frame is partially complete. Brick walls and wooden flooring are visible as are planted fields and the sparsely developed city of Pullman. Designed by K. Zittle, Troy Hall, WSU...
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  • Stevens Hall, ca. 1915
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking east at the west facade of Stevens Hall. Completed in 1896, Stevens Hall, WSU building 34, was named after the first governor of Washington Territory. A view of the West facade of the dormitory designed by Stephen and Josenhans in a...
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  • Stevens Hall, ca. 1915
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking south over a grass lawn at the north entrance to Stevens Hall. Completed in 1896, Stevens Hall, WSU building 34, was named after the first governor of Washington Territory. A view of the West facade of the dormitory designed by Stephen and...
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  • Stevens Hall, ca. 1910
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking east on a cloudy day at the west facade of Stevens Hall. A fire hydrant and an old wooden light pole are present. Completed in 1896, Stevens Hall, WSU building 34, was named after the first governor of Washington Territory. A view of the...
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  • Stimson Hall, 1924
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Houses -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • An image of the corner of Stimson Hall looking south at a shabby residence. Trash and used lumber lie strewn about in the yard of the homesteads. In the right background, the Pullman hills are free of any visible development. Designed by Rudolph...
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  • Stimson Hall, ca. 1930
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • Looking across a lawn (with sprinklers spewing water) at the north facade of Stimson Hall. Designed by Rudolph Weaver in 1923, Stimson Hall is the oldest extant men's dormitory on campus. Named for Regent Fred S. Stimson, the dormitory is a mixture...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection

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