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  • French House, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print of campus building no. 220, 725 N.E. Campus ave., viewed from a northeastern direction. In 1973 this building became the French House, also known as La Maison Francaise, or as Language House, and housed about 13...
  • 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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  • Agronomy Seed House, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print with the Agronomy Seed House, viewed from a southeastern direction. Beyond it are greenhouses, the College Barn (later the Alumni Centre), and other agricultural buildings.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Food Services Building, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print of the Food Services Building (building no. 89), located on the north side of Grimes way across from the McCluskey Services Building, as viewed from a southeastern direction. It was built in 1964.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Sheep Building, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print of the Sheep Building (building no. 141A, built ca. 1938), viewed from a southwestern direction. Since torn down, it was located on Wilson road, just east of the Meats Laboratory. The Swine Building Center / Reproduction...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Meat Laboratory, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print of the Meat (or Meats Science) Laboratory, building no. 98, viewed from a southern direction. Located on Wilson Road, not far east of what would become the alumni centre, it was built in 1969.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Hillcrest Apartments, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print of the Hillcrest Apartment building (campus building 265), located at the northwest corner of Spokane and Columbia, viewed from a southeastern direction. Originally built in 1931, the building appears to have served as...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Agronomy Seed House, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print with the Agronomy Seed House, viewed from a southeastern direction. Beyond it are greenhouses, the College Barn (later the Alumni Centre), and other agricultural buildings.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Sheep Building, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print of one of the Sheep Buildings (building 143a, built in about 1948), viewed from a southwestern direction. This was located at the southeast corner of Animal Sciences road and Wilson road, and has since been removed. This...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Mechanical Engineering Foundry, 1979
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • Black and white 3 x 5 print of the Mechanical Engineering Foundry (building no. 22), viewed from a southern direction. It was torn down in 1990 or 1991.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Physical Education Building pool, 1973
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • The swimming pool located in the Physical Education Building. In 1980, after his retirement, it would be named the Gibb pool after longtime WSU swim coach Doug Gibb.
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Thompson Hall, 1960
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Cornices -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A view looking west at the east facade of Thompson Hall, WSU building #1. Two cars and a covered truck are parked on the street. Thompson Hall, the original administration building, is the oldest extant building on campus, designed by noted Seattle...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Foundry
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • The Foundry was located on College Avenue, just as it started its steep drop. As the College Avenue complex is slightly confusing, a little history: First built was the Mechanical Engineering Shops (23), built in 1930, and eventually torn down in...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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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...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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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...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Holland Library in Winter, ca. 1955
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Libraries -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Students -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A winter view of the West facade of Holland Library. A male student stands beside a cannon with the statue of the 'Nature Boy' visible in the background. Holland Library was built between 1948 and 1950, and was named after the former Washington...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Compton Union Building (CUB), ground breaking, 1950
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Ground breaking ceremonies -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; College administrators -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Reservoirs -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • A photograph of President Wilson M. Compton shoveling dirt in a ground breaking ceremony for the new Compton Union Building. Dignitaries stand in the background. The brick structure visible in the background through the pine trees is one of the...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Compton Union Building (CUB), ground breaking, 1950
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History; Ground breaking ceremonies -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; College administrators -- Washington (State) -- Pullman; Reservoirs -- Washington (State) -- Pullman
  • President Wilson M. Compton participating in a ground breaking ceremony for the new Compton Union Building. Dignitaries stand in the background. The brick structure visible in the background through the pine trees is one of the oldest campus...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Education Building, 1948
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • A one-story, temporary building of frame construction. It has a partial basement and is heated by steam heat from the Central Heating Plant. There are 27 offices, 10 classrooms, 5 laboratories, and 2 projection rooms in the building. Overall...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection
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  • Forestry Building, 1948
  • Buildings -- Washington State University -- History
  • A one-story, temporary building of frame construction. Heated by steam. Overall dimensions are 25 x 150 feet and floor area totals 3,750 square feet. Completion Date: January 1948. Cost: $2,041. Source of funds: State of Washington. Remarks: Cost...
  • WSU Buildings Image Collection

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