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1. 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).

2. View of library quad looking northeast, circa 1908

View of library quad looking northeast, circa 1908

Description: Looking northeast at Shepard Hall, a water tower, Administration Building (Benton Hall), and Apperson Hall.

3. Campus view, 1899

Campus view, 1899

Description: Lower campus looking west at the Mitchell Playhouse, Fairbanks Hall, Administration Building (Benton Hall), a water tower, Apperson Hall (Mechanical Hall), and Chemical Lab (Paleontology Lab). The image was used in the 1938 Orange and Black and 1898-1899 OAC Catalog.

4. 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.

5. The OAC blacksmith shop and water tower

The OAC blacksmith shop and water tower

6. Completed fire tank tower

Completed fire tank tower

7. Water tower

Description: Photo shows the erection of spark arresters on the smoke stacks.

8. Fire tank tower

Fire tank tower

9. Tower foundation

Tower foundation

Description: Foundation Construction for Fire Tank tower

10. Cadets from OAC in front of water tower

Cadets from OAC in front of water tower

Description: Cadets from Oregon Agricultural College in formation to march south on Adams Street in Corvallis. Buildings behind them are a former blacksmith shop used for carriage storage and a private residence. The tower in the background, on Adams Street between 1st and 2nd streets, held two 30,000-gallon water tanks for the city water system. Photo was from the Tom Warren Collection.