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1. Cauthorn Hall
Cauthorn Hall
Description
Originally named Cauthorn Hall and was later named Fairbanks Hall. It was constructed in 1892 as a men's dormitory. Women lived in the dormitory from 1912 until the early 1930s, when it was converted into a classroom building. The building is now home to the Art Department.
2. Corn field with Cauthorn Hall and Waldo Hall in background
Corn field with Cauthorn Hall and Waldo Hall in background
Description
Corn field with Cauthorn Hall in background left, and Waldo Hall in background right.
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. Corn field with Cauthorn Hall and Waldo Hall in background
Corn field with Cauthorn Hall and Waldo Hall in background
Description
Corn field with Cauthorn Hall in background center, and Waldo Hall in background right.
5. Alfalfa field with Cauthorn Hall in background
Alfalfa field with Cauthorn Hall in background
6. Students eating in the dining room at Cauthorn Hall (present day Fairbanks Hall)
Students eating in the dining room at Cauthorn Hall (present day Fairbanks Hall)
7. Joaquin Miller visiting OAC
Joaquin Miller visiting OAC
Description
Miller was a popular Oregon poet, newspaper writer and editor, and lecturer known as the “Poet of the Sierras.” He spoke at OAC in the winter of 1897-1898, and is shown in this photo sitting in the parlor of the Cauthorn Hall quarters of faculty member John Horner and his wife.
8. A campus scene of the Hogg/Nash house surrounded by trees. Cauthorn Hall is seen at left. Beyond are the west farms.
A campus scene of the Hogg/Nash house surrounded by trees. Cauthorn Hall is seen at left. Beyond are the west farms.
Description
Image was used in The Orange and Black p. 170, E.T. Reed, College Editor
9. A server posing in the dining room in Cauthorn Hall (present day Fairbanks Hall)
A server posing in the dining room in Cauthorn Hall (present day Fairbanks Hall)
10. A view from lower campus looking west.
A view from lower campus looking west.
Description
From left to right: Science Hall (present day Furman Hall), Cauthorn Hall (present day Fairbanks Hall), the Wilson House, the Paleontology Lab (present day Women's Center), Administration Building (present day Benton Hall), Alpha Hall, campus water tower, and Mechanical Hall (present day Kearney Hall)
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