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• WSU presidents I have known (or known of)
  ...oursework, to organize the faculty into schools, and to secure funding for buildings. In 1893, his wife, Hattie, was one of the Charter Members of Fortnightly B ...olors; the [http://www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/ library]was greatly expanded; many buildings were constructed; and Pullman citizens came to the aid of the institution b
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• Notes of WSC 1940
  The campus was spacious and beautiful, with lawns and few buildings. There were perhaps 4,000 to 5,000 students and the town’s populations wa ...believe there was a forestry department tree nursery where the veterinary buildings now stand or that I hunted ground squirrels on Military Hill?
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• Murrow Hall History
  ...uilt at a cost of $60,000, and dedicated June 20, 1900. Like several early buildings, it has double hung windows with straight lintels on lower floors and arche
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• The Presidents
  ...nd Vancouver. The University now comprises more than 1,300 faculty and 799 buildings across the state. At graduations this May from Pullman to Vancouver, the 21
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• A Century of Greek Life at WSU
  ...first president in April, 1891. Contracts soon went out for the first few buildings. On January 13, 1892, the Washington Agricultural College and School of Sci This first decade of the new century began with new campus buildings and more degree offerings. But the feel of the college was very much that o
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• Growing Up on College Hill
  ...p-around concrete porch that gave a very smooth ride. Campus sidewalks and buildings were also popular.
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• Getting a feel for Archaeology, uncovering Washginton's History
  ...ing gave the park service a reference point to reconstruct the wooden fort buildings and stockade in the original locations, Wilson says. A generation later, th
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• A Sense of Place: Gardening on the Palouse
  ...roperty mimic the microclimates found on hillsides, such as north sides of buildings or south facing walls, don’t be afraid to try some of the native trees an
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• Catherine Mathews Friel is thankful for life in a small college town
  The State College of Washington, a few small buildings on the crest of the hill, opened in 1892. The following year, Enoch A. Brya
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• Entryway sign linked to university’s early days
  [[Category:Buildings]] [[Category:Campus Architecture]]
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• WSU Meats Lab New and Unique - HillTopics, 1970
  ...Spencer said. Rough-in conduits for origination of TV from Phase I and II buildings will allow the department of animal sciences to install TV later whenever f [[Category:Buildings]] [[Category:Agriculture]] [[Category:Food_Sciences]]
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• A Century Back: Washington State College in 1912
  ...M. White, and accountant William C. Kruegel. Their names grace many campus buildings even now.
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• Observatory To Be Ready Soon, 1952
  [[Category:1950s]] [[Category:Buildings]] [[Category:Campus_Architecture]]
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• Oral history: Leonard Kirschner
  ...Eastlake, one of our buildings is named after him, one of the life science buildings. He was really uh, dedicated to the department, to especially the pre-medic ...ntrast to teaching. They have not a single teaching lab in either of those buildings. I think you’d love to see her face flush and she’s very, uh, very into
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• Oral history: Herb Nakata
  ...ple to get there so they had to start a mess hall, so they took one of the buildings and we built a kitchen and interestingly enough, there were a lot of Japane ...ost of the camps now are demolished with the exception of a few historical buildings they tried to preserve, so uh, in about half a dozen camps, they had monume
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• Oral history: David Seamans
  ...planning of the bushes and trees and so on. A lot of the interiors of the buildings were painted green and everybody said well that was Compton green because s
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• Holland and Terrell Libraries History
  ...O. Holland. Designed by John Maloney, Holland Library was one of the first buildings to be constructed with modern functional architecture. It cost $2,600,000 a ...Indiana, the source of the limestone used on this and several other campus buildings, such as Todd Hall and Smith Gym. The statue has long been known informally
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• Thompson Hall History
  ...n and rededicated on September 23, 2000. It is one of WSU’s most notable buildings, an excellent example of an early ideal in educational architecture.
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• Bohler Gymnasium History
  ...ery Fieldhouse and Smith Gym. Bohler was the first of the three athletics buildings he built on the north side of the campus. With Bohler, Hollingbery Fieldhou
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• Smith Gymnasium History
  ...cation for Women (1928-61). Smith Gymnasium is one of a group of athletic buildings that define the northern boundary of the campus core. Its north elevation r
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