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    • Field House, Dec. 3, 1929

    • Field House, Dec. 3, 1929

    • 1929-12-03
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Architect: Stanley Smith. Constructed by Associated Students at cost of $200,000. Annex added ca. 1980. This building was built in 1929 and known simply as the Fieldhouse (or Field House) until it was named on November 8, 1963 for the University's...
    • Women's Gymnasium

    • Women's Gymnasium

    • 1944-09
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Architect: Stanley Smith. Cost, $400,000. Housed Women's Physical Education Department. Smith Gymnasium was the first women's physical education building, and named on October 15th, 1961 for Helen G. Smith, Chair of the Department of Physical...
    • Hydraulics Building

    • Hydraulics Building
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    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Math Learning Annex. Built at cost of $12,000. Originally known as the Hydraulics Building or Hydraulics Laboratory; not to be confused with subsequent Albrook Hydraulics Laboratory. Later Chemical Engineering (ca. 1980), later the Multicultural...
    • Morrill Hall

    • Morrill Hall
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    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Architects: [Timotheus] Josenhans and [Norris B.] Allen. Although construction on this building began in 1901 it was not completed and furnished until 1903. Dedicated June 16, 1903; it was originally the Chemistry Building. Named for Senator Justin...
    • Power House (Plant)

    • Power House (Plant)

    • 1951
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Central Steam Plant, built ca. 1934-1936 $240,000 (equipped). Power, Light and Heating Plant. PWA project. Architect: Stanley Smith. Steel frame structure with face brick exterior. Matching extension to the uphill side. Sheet-steel second floor...
    • McCoy Hall

    • McCoy Hall

    • 1956
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Architect: Henry Bertleson (Guller & Associates). Named for John E. McCoy. Two story brick masonry structure, originally called Veterinary Clinic, the building remains such but now has many additions to one end and the rear. Despite the many...
    • Kruegel-McAllister Halls

    • Kruegel-McAllister Halls

    • 1957
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Named for Dean Charles E. McAllister (former President of the Board of Regents) and William C. Kruegel (Bursar of the College, instrumental in financing the Pullman Community Building Company, a nonprofit corporation set up to build WSC residence...
    • Neill Hall

    • Neill Hall

    • 1957
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Named for Judge Thomas Neill, one of the leaders most instrumental in bringing the college to Pullman. Dormitory housed 207 students; 45,786 sq. feet. Neill, Kruegel, and McAllister cost a combined $2,260,000. Jointly dedicated with...
    • Hydraulics Laboratory

    • Hydraulics Laboratory
    •  
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Math Learning Annex. Built at cost of $12,000. Originally known as the Hydraulics Building or Hydraulics Laboratory; not to be confused with subsequent Albrook Hydraulics Laboratory. Later Chemical Engineering (ca. 1980), later the Multicultural...
    • Heald Hall, 1960s

    • Heald Hall, 1960s
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    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Architect: Decker & Christenson. At 1962 opening, this, and Science Hall, next door, housed Departments of Bacteriology and Public Health, Botany, and Zoology, and the Electron Microscope Laboratory. Heald Hall contained 82,223 square feet of...
    • Pine Manor

    • Pine Manor
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    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Hand-colored photographic print. Pine Manor was a men's cooperative dormitory at Washington State College (later University), built in 1938 for $30,000 in National Youth Administration funds. The building housed 87 men, and was named after its...
    • The E.A. Bryan, 1944

    • The E.A. Bryan, 1944

    • March, 1944
    • City of Pullman Image Collection

    • Text reads "The E.A. Bryan is dedicated to former Washington State 4-H Club members serving in World War II. Washington State 4-H Club members sold bonds in excess of $2,000,000 from January 3, 1944 to March 1, 1944 to finance the cost of this...

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