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1. McNary Hall and Cafeteria
McNary Hall and Cafeteria
Description
McNary residence hall and cafeteria nearing completion, Summer 1963
2. McNary Hall, circa 1965
McNary Hall, circa 1965
Description
McNary Hall, a residence hall for men constructed in 1963. This photo was taken for use in the Barometer.
3. Women sitting on the front porch and steps of Alpha Hall
Women sitting on the front porch and steps of Alpha Hall
4. Dormitory room in Waldo Hall
Dormitory room in Waldo Hall
Description
Waldo Hall opened in the fall of 1907 and contained 115 dormitory rooms. The pennants, photos and fish netting were common decorations of the era.
5. View of Mechnical Hall, Alpha Hall, and the Octagonal Barn
View of Mechnical Hall, Alpha Hall, and the Octagonal Barn
Description
View looking west from the Administration Building (Benton Hall).
6. View of the back wing of Alpha Hall, looking to the northeast
View of the back wing of Alpha Hall, looking to the northeast
Description
View also shows the water tower and Mechanical Hall. Alpha Hall was constructed in 1889.
7. The kitchen in Snell Hall
The kitchen in Snell Hall
Description
Margaret Snell Hall, now Ballard Extension Hall, was erected as a women's dorm in 1921.
8. 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.
9. Women gathered for a punch reception held at Waldo Hall
Women gathered for a punch reception held at Waldo Hall
10. Poling Hall men's dormitory
Poling Hall men's dormitory
Description
The implementation of the Specialized Army Training Program in 1918 necessitated additional housing for male students. This building was quickly constructed to the west of the Forestry Building (visible to the right) and later used as a dormitory for men named Poling Hall. The dorm rooms held from two to six men, and the basement area included a cafeteria. The dormitory was used until 1928, when a new Men's Dormitory (now Weatherford Hall) was built on the location.
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