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1. Ballot measure #1 marathon event - lit torches at the Benton County Courthouse

Ballot measure #1 marathon event - lit torches at the Benton County Courthouse

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

2. Ballot measure #1 marathon event scene near the Benton County Courthouse

Ballot measure #1 marathon event scene near the Benton County Courthouse

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

3. Lighting the ballot measure #1 marathon torches in downtown Corvallis

Lighting the ballot measure #1 marathon torches in downtown Corvallis

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

4. Ballot measure #1 marathon participants holding a lit torch in front of the Benton County Courthouse

Ballot measure #1 marathon participants holding a lit torch in front of the Benton County Courthouse

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

5. Lighting the ballot measure #1 marathon torches in downtown Corvallis

Lighting the ballot measure #1 marathon torches in downtown Corvallis

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

6. Lighting the ballot measure #1 marathon torches in downtown Corvallis

Lighting the ballot measure #1 marathon torches in downtown Corvallis

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

7. Ballot measure #1 marathon participants holding a lit torch in front of the Benton County Courthouse

Ballot measure #1 marathon participants holding a lit torch in front of the Benton County Courthouse

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

8. Speaking at the ballot measure #1 marathon event in front of the Benton County Courthouse

Speaking at the ballot measure #1 marathon event in front of the Benton County Courthouse

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

9. A crowd gathered in front of the Benton County Courthouse for the ballot measure #1 marathon event

A crowd gathered in front of the Benton County Courthouse for the ballot measure #1 marathon event

Description: The two-day "Torch of Progress" marathon ran from Springfield to Portland. The passage of Ballot Measure 1 in May 1964 authorized $30 million in bond borrowing capacity for use in college and university construction.

10. View of campus looking east from Agriculture Hall.

View of campus looking east from Agriculture Hall.

Description: Prominent in the foreground is the Bandstand. Visible from left to right are the Administration Building (present day Benton Hall), the Paleontology Lab (present day Women's Center) and Science Hall (present day Furman Hall). Downtown Corvallis is seen in the distance. Visible are the Benton County Courthouse, the central school and the Presbyterian Church.