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Washington State University Buildings and Landscapes

College Hall, Washington State University, Pullman, 2003

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Contents of this path:
1. Original Construction for College Hall
2. Buildings in snow, 1954
3. College Hall 1930
4. College Hall (1911)
5. College Hall (1912)
6. College Hall 1915 - 1925
7. College Hall 1916
8. College Hall 1919
9. College Hall 1921 - 1932
10. College Hall, Washington State University, Pullman, 2003
11. Holland Library, 1960 A view of parked cars and campaign posters set up on the lawn in front of the west facade of Holland Library, WSU building #64. (College Hall is visible to the right) Holland Library was built between 1948 and 1950, and was named after the former Washington State College President Ernest O. Holland. Designed by John Maloney, Holland Library was one of the first buildings to be constructed with modern functional architecture. Maloney also designed other buildings on campus such as Todd Hall, Compton Union Building, and Johnson Tower.
12. Test Unit showing bricks 1985
13. Remodel/Additional Construction of College Hall 1984
Contents of this path:
1. College Hall (1911)
2. College Hall (1912)
3. College Hall 1915 - 1925
4. College Hall 1916
5. College Hall 1919
6. College Hall 1921 - 1932
7. College Hall 1930
8. Buildings in snow, 1954
9. Holland Library, 1960 A view of parked cars and campaign posters set up on the lawn in front of the west facade of Holland Library, WSU building #64. (College Hall is visible to the right) Holland Library was built between 1948 and 1950, and was named after the former Washington State College President Ernest O. Holland. Designed by John Maloney, Holland Library was one of the first buildings to be constructed with modern functional architecture. Maloney also designed other buildings on campus such as Todd Hall, Compton Union Building, and Johnson Tower.
10. Test Unit showing bricks 1985
11. College Hall, Washington State University, Pullman, 2003