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  • Description: 1947
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    • Spillman Hall, 1947

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
    • A one-story, temporary building of wood-frame construction. It has a concrete basement and utilizes steam heat from the Central Heating Plant. It has 29 offices, 3 classrooms, and 6 laboratories. The overall dimensions are 216 x 76 feet and the...
    • Stadium Commons, 1947

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
    • A one-story, temporary building of wood-frame construction. It has plywood exterior and gypsum-board interior surfaces. Building contains kitchen and preparation rooms, post office, and large dining room. Approximately 5,100 meals served daily to...
    • Horticulture Storage Building, 1947

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
    • A one-story, temporary building of wood-frame construction. It is not heated. Floor area totals 3,750 square feet. Overall dimensions are 25 x 150 feet. Completion Date: September 1947 Cost: $2,000 Source of funds: State of Washington Remarks: Cost...
    • Poultry Disease Building, 1948

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
    • A one-story, temporary building of wood-frame construction. Two-thirds of the floor is concrete. It contains living quarters for two students, a laboratory, poultry pens, and an incubator room. Heated by steam from Central Heating Plant. Overall...
    • Bohler Gym, interior, 1936 Student Strike

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Strikes -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Gymnasiums -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • A photograph of the interior of Bohler Gym, WSU building #11, packed with students during the 1936 student strike. Student strikers listen to their protest leader's report on Pres. Holland's response to their demands. Named for Fred Bohler, the...
    • Bohler Gym, construction, August 25, 1927

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Gymnasiums -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • A photograph taken during the construction of Bohler Gym. The seats for the gymnasium are partially complete. Named for Fred Bohler, the nationally known WSU Coach and Director of Athletics who devoted forty-two years to physical education and...
    • Bohler Gym, construction, January 25, 1927

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Gymnasiums -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • A photograph taken during the initial construction of Bohler Gym. There is little activity on the site, most of the materials are covered in snow. College Hill is clearly visible in the background. Named for Fred Bohler, the nationally known WSU...
    • 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...
    • Engineering Laboratory Building, 1947

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
    • A two-story building of brick and concrete construction. Has wood floors with exception of concrete ground floor. There are 7 classrooms, 1 office, and 6 laboratories in the building. Overall dimensions are 226 x 60 feet and floor area totals...
    • Agricultural Engineering Building, 1947

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
    • A two-story building with partial basement. Constructed of combination frame and masonry. There are 10 offices, 3 classrooms, and 6 shops. Floor area totals 17,088 square feet. Overall dimensions are 138 x 111 feet. Heated by steam from Central...
    • 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...
    • 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,...
    • 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...
    • Science [Abelson] Hall, construction, July 31, 1935

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • A view of Science Hall, WSU building #32, several months into construction. The concrete frame of the structure is nearly complete. A pile of building debris is visible. The exterior brick and windows are still not present. In the foreground are a...
    • Science [Abelson] Hall, construction, July 7, 1931

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Building construction -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • A view of Science Hall, WSU building #32, several months into construction. The concrete frame of the structure is nearly complete. The exterior brick and windows are still not present. In the foreground are a series of greenhouses, now replaced by...
    • Military Hill, 1947

    • Houses -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • Group of 64 well constructed individual houses built to meet F.H.A. standards. They are of frame construction with concrete foundations. There are nine basic designs have three bedrooms; 62 have two bedrooms. Houses are heated by automatic forced...
    • North Fairway, 1947

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • One-story frame buildings. Exterior walls are made of clap board with gypsum-board interior finishes. Each unit has a combination living room-kitchen, bath, and two or three bedrooms. There is a car port for each of the 54 units. Units furnished...
    • Washington Square, 1948

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • Twenty-nine of the units in Washington Square are prefabricated houses moved from Richland, Washington. These have plywood exterior and interior surfaces and cost the College an average of $1,735 per unit. Eleven other units are frame buildings,...
    • Columbia Houses, 1947

    • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Dormitories -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
    • Two-story, temporary buildings of frame construction. Both exterior and interior surfaces are of gypsum board. All three units heated from one central boiler. Each unit includes a community kitchen for light lunches and small lounge. There are 31...

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