Buildings and Building Dedications Collection

Buildings and Building Dedications Collection, <1890-2006

Overview of the Collection

Creator: Whitworth College
Title: Buildings and Building Dedications Collection
Dates: <1890-2006 (inclusive)
18902006

1915-2005 (bulk)
19152005
Quantity: 2.5 cu. ft., including photographs and arial views
Collection Number: General Collection A-12-6
Summary: Folios describe buildings and ancillary sites on the campuses at Sumner, Tacoma, and Spokane, Washington.
Repository: Whitworth University Archives and Special Collections
Whitworth University Archives and Special Collections
300 W. Hawthorne Road
Spokane, WA 99251
Telephone: 5097774481
archives@whitworth.edu
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research use.
Languages: Materials are in English.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Since the moving of Whitworth College from Sumner and Tacoma to the J. P. Graves Estate in Spokane, Washington, many buildings and ancillary sites on the campus have come and gone. These are described, chiefly by photographs and snapshots, in this file. Pertinent references to architect’s drawings and to other files are included.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Preferred Citation

From the Buildings and Building Dedications Collection located in the Whitworth University Archives, Spokane, Washington.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Acquisition Information

Materials acquired from Whitworth University.

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Introduction and InventoryReturn to Top

Container(s): Box-folder 1/1

I. Sumner CampusReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
1/2	Photographs	before 1890

II. Tacoma CampusReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
1/3-5	Photographs	circa 1904

III. Spokane CampusReturn to Top

Container(s)	Description	Dates
Box/Folder
1/6	Arial views	undated
1/7	Campus Description and Program, Seattle Times	Nov. 20, 1955
1/8	Campus maps	after 1957
1/9	Campus Plans: flat file cabinet	undated
1/10	Campus scene: "The Loop"	undated
1/10a	Whitworth College Facilities Master Plan	Oct. 20, 1995
1/11	Strategic Plan for Whitworth College, pp. 10-12	2000-2005
	Alphabetical File of Sites
Box/Folder
1/12	Alder Hall	1946
1/13	Arend Hall	Oct. 18, 1958
1/13a	Arend Hall	Oct. 18, 1958
1/14	Arend Hall: Basement Remodel	1994
1/15	Baldwin-Jenkins Hall	1968
1/16	“Ball and Chain Lane” (Married Student Housing)	circa 1958-1959
1/17	Ballard Hall	Oct. 15, 1914
1/18	Barracks Building	1943
1/19	Beyond Hall: Renovation	1994
1/20	Boppell Hall	Oct. 25, 2001
1/21	Boppell Memorial Track	May 5, 1995
1/22	Calvin Hall (Formerly Washington Hall)	1943
1/23	Campanile Tower	1956
1/24	Campanile Tower: Carillon	1955-1977
1/25	Campus Entrance Gate	undated
1/26	Centennial Plaza	Oct. 28, 1988
1/27	Cowles Memorial Auditorium	1956
1/28	Cowles Memorial Auditorium: Whitworth College Memorial Organ	1955-1964
1/29	Dixon Hall	1956; 1976
1/30	Dixon Faculty Center (Proposed)	1995-1996
1/31	Dixon Hall Renovation	1999
1/32	R. Fenton Duvall Hall	2005
1/33	Edinger Memorial Chapel	1954
1/34	Eileen Hendrick Center for Student Life	Oct. 24, 1980
1/35	Eric Johnston Science Center	1967
1/36	Grieve Hall	1936
1/37	Field House	1962
1/38	Fine Arts Building	1947; 1953
1/39	Fine Arts Center: Proposed	1976
1/40	Fountain (Near Campanile, Gift of Senior Class)	1958
2/1	Graves Gymnasium	Dec. 1, 1941
2/1a	Graves Gymnasium: the Bricks-Krieg Roll of Honor	May 1942
2/2	Greenhouses	1944-1978
2/3	Grieve Hall	1973
2/4	Hardwick Union Building (HUB), Later Remodeled as the Hixon Union Building	1957
2/5	Harriet Cheney Cowles Memorial Library	1946
2/6	Hawthorne House (President’s Home)	1924
2/7	Heating Plant	1946
2/8	“Hello Walk"	2005
2/8a	Hendrick Hall	undated
2/9	Hixon Union Building (HUB), Successor to the Hardwick Union Building on the Same Site	1993; 1997; 2000
2/10	Home Economics House	1937
2/11	Leavitt Dining Hall (Demolished in 2000 to make space for Weyerhaeuser Building)	1942; 2000
2/12	Lincoln Hall	1968
2/13	Edward B. Lindaman Seminar Center	1980
2/13a	“The Loop”	undated
2/14	McEachran Hall (Administration	1955
2/15	MacKay Hall	Aug. 17, 1964; 1915
2/16	McMillan Hall	Mar. 26, 1914
2/17	McMillan Hall: Remodel	1987
2/18	Nason Hall (Named in Honor of Blanche Nason, B.A. 1933)	undated
2/19	Pine Bowl	undated
2/20	Residence Hall Space, Potential	1993
2/21	Schumacher Health Center (Remodeled 1992)	Oct. 11, 1971
2/22	Scotford Tennis Center – Ross Cutter Courts	2005
2/23	Seeley G. Mudd Chapel	1972-1981
2/24	Seeley G. Mudd Chapel: Photographs	1972-1981
2/25	South Warren Hall (See also Warren Hall)	1963
2/26	Stannard Field: Dedication	Mar. 9, 1994
2/27	Stewart Hall	1964
2/28	Student Life (Formerly WWII Barrack)	undated
2/29	Tiffany Chapel (Later a Part of Whitworth Community Presbyterian Church)	Jan. 17, 1947
2/30	Unknown Building	undated
2/31	Village Dormitories: Akili, Tiki, Shalom, Keola, Charis	undated
2/31a	Village Dormitories: Akili, Tiki, Shalom, Keola, Charis	undated
2/32	Visual Arts Building: Concept	2006
2/33	W.A.A. Lodge	May 1, 1938
2/34	Frank F. and Lucille Warren Halls	1953; 1963
2/35	Westminster Hall	circa 1947
2/36	C. Davis Weyerhaeuser Hall	2002
2/37	Whitworth Aquatic Center	Feb. 27, 1986
2/38	Whitworth Hall (Old)	1937
2/39	Whitworth Hall (WWII Building)	circa 1954
2/40	Whitworth Music Building	1978

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

Presbyterian universities and colleges
Universities and colleges—Washington (State)

Personal Names

Alder, Homer E.
Arend, Albert
Baldwin, Estelle
Ballard, W. R.
Boppell, Charles
Boppell, Karlyn
Cowles, Sr. W. H.
Dixon, Grant
Duvall, R. Fenton
Edinger, Clarence
Graves, J. P.
Grieve, Robert
Hardwick, Francis T.
Hatch, Jack
Hendrick, Eileen
Hixon, Christina
Jenkins, Marian
Johnston, Eric
Leavitt, Aubrey
Lindaman, Edward B.
Mackey, Donald D.
McEachran, W. L.
McMillan, Hugh H.
Mudd, Seeley G.
Scotford, John P.
Tiffany, Frank L.
Warren, Frank F.
Weyerhaeuser, C. Davis
Whitworth, George F.

Corporate Names

Whitworth College

Geographical Names

Spokane (Wash.)
Sumner (Wash.)
Tacoma (Wash.)

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