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1. A campus tree-spraying crew equipped with a horse-drawn wagon
A campus tree-spraying crew equipped with a horse-drawn wagon
Description
The Administration Building (Benton Hall) is in the background.
2. Interior view of the OAC Zoological Laboratory
Interior view of the OAC Zoological Laboratory
3. A view of the OAC campus looking northwest from the Carriage Factory.
A view of the OAC campus looking northwest from the Carriage Factory.
Description
This image shows the Hogg/Nash house (surrounded by trees) on the current site of Waldo Hall. At the far right is the Administration Building (present day Benton Hall), to the middle of center is the Gymnasium and Armory (present day Gladys Valley Gymnastics Center) and at the far left is Cauthorn Hall (present day Fairbanks Hall).
4. The Bandstand with, from left, Benton Hall and the Paleontology Lab pictured in the distance.
The Bandstand with, from left, Benton Hall and the Paleontology Lab pictured in the distance.
Description
The water fountain in the foreground was a class gift and originally located in front of Agriculture Hall. The Paleontology Lab is now the OSU Women's Center.
5. The OAC Administration Building as viewed from the west
The OAC Administration Building as viewed from the west
Description
Present day Benton Hall once served as the administration building for Oregon Agricultural College.
6. OAC students working in the laboratory
OAC students working in the laboratory
Description
This lab was likely located in the Administration Building, now Benton Hall.
7. Zoology laboratory with museum collection
Zoology laboratory with museum collection
Description
John Fulton (Class of 1892), who taught chemistry at Oregon State for several decades, is standing, center-right, wearing a cap. F. L. Washburn taught zoology and entomology classes in the 1890s. Many of the zoological specimens in this photograph later became part of the collections of the Horner Museum.
8. OAC cadets standing in formation near the Administration Building
OAC cadets standing in formation near the Administration Building
Description
Photograph includes members of the military band.
9. OAC's first SATC training detail posing in formation
OAC's first SATC training detail posing in formation
Description
This image was taken on what is now the Library Quad. Visible in the background are the Administration Building (Benton Hall) and the Library (Kidder Hall).
10. An early OAC women's softball team
An early OAC women's softball team
Description
The Administration Building (Benton Hall) can be seen in the background. This was likely a women's physical education class.
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