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Washington State University Buildings and Landscapes

Troy Hall looking southeast 09/2018

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Contents of this path:
1. ASWSC Carnival Committee, 1966
2. Ferdinand's, 1956
3. Ferdinand's, 1963
4. Ferdinand's Ice Cream Shop in Troy Hall
5. Troy Hall, construction, 1924 Looking south at the construction of Troy Hall. The structure's frame is partially complete. Brick walls and wooden flooring are visible as are planted fields and the sparsely developed city of Pullman. Designed by K. Zittle, Troy Hall, WSU building 36, was completed in 1926. Named for David S. Troy, a dairyman from Port Townsend and a WSU Regent, the building served as the campus dairy. Though the main entrance faces south onto College Avenue, most pedestrian traffic enters from the north.
6. Troy Hall looking southeast 09/2018
7. Troy Hall looking southwest 09/2018
Contents of this path:
1. Original Construction for Troy Hall
2. ASWSC Carnival Committee, 1966
3. Ferdinand's, 1956
4. Ferdinand's, 1963
5. Ferdinand's Ice Cream Shop in Troy Hall
6. Troy Hall, construction, 1924 Looking south at the construction of Troy Hall. The structure's frame is partially complete. Brick walls and wooden flooring are visible as are planted fields and the sparsely developed city of Pullman. Designed by K. Zittle, Troy Hall, WSU building 36, was completed in 1926. Named for David S. Troy, a dairyman from Port Townsend and a WSU Regent, the building served as the campus dairy. Though the main entrance faces south onto College Avenue, most pedestrian traffic enters from the north.
7. Remodel/Additional Construction of Troy Hall 2015-2017
8. Troy Hall looking southeast 09/2018
9. Troy Hall looking southwest 09/2018