Started out being Agriculture Hall but was later known as Science Hall in 1909 and eventually became Education Hall. The building was built in 1902 and designed by architect Charles Burggraf of Albany, Oregon.
View of the OAC campus, with Agriculture Hall (now Education Hall) on the left, the Administration Building (now Benton Hall) in the middle and Mechanical Hall (now Apperson Hall) to the right. Photo taken Spring 1907 soon after the American Elm trees had been planted along the pathways.
OAC cadets drilling on lower campus field. Benton Hall, water tank, and smokestack of power plant (now Owens hall) in the background. Good detail of Education Hall to the left of photo. Men are drilling with rifles held overhead, led by cadet officer with sabre.
Cadet formation on lower campus showing two caisson/limbers. Uniforms of the 1900-1909 period with high collars of white shirts, early style campaign hats, and shoulder epaulette rank insignias. Benton Hall in background has been converted to stucco from the original brick, dating later than 1899. Early style caissons are for ceremonial purposes/training with horse teams and not set up for artillery.