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Washington State University Buildings and Landscapes

Spillman Hall, 1947

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 floor area totals 20,464 square feet. The building is "E" shaped. Completion Date: September 1947. Cost: $36,207. Source of funds: State of Washington. Remarks: Cost included site preparation, utility construction, and finishing of concrete basement. F.W.A. moved the building from Farragut, Idaho, and re-erected it on its present site.

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1. Spillman Hall, 1947 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 floor area totals 20,464 square feet. The building is "E" shaped. Completion Date: September 1947. Cost: $36,207. Source of funds: State of Washington. Remarks: Cost included site preparation, utility construction, and finishing of concrete basement. F.W.A. moved the building from Farragut, Idaho, and re-erected it on its present site.
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1. Original Construction for Spillman Hall (Demolished)
2. Spillman Hall, 1947 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 floor area totals 20,464 square feet. The building is "E" shaped. Completion Date: September 1947. Cost: $36,207. Source of funds: State of Washington. Remarks: Cost included site preparation, utility construction, and finishing of concrete basement. F.W.A. moved the building from Farragut, Idaho, and re-erected it on its present site.