Greenhouse Attached to Bevier House

Building Name:
Greenhouse Attached to Bevier House
Alternate Names:
Propagating House
Historical Note:
The Greenhouse was built as an attached unit when Bevier House was constructed in 1888. When Bevier House was moved in 1896, the propagating house remained in place. In the spring of 1897, plans to move the structure were considered, but they were ultimately abandoned, and the greenhouse was demolished later that year. Materials from the structure were reused or sold, and the site was graded.
Year Built:
1888
Year Removed:
1897
Architect:
Foster & Liebbe
Contractor:
Smith & Tusant
Photographs Containing Greenhouse Attached to Bevier House:
Photograph of First Experiment...
Photograph of the first agricultural experiment station and its greenhouse. It is a two story building with an awning over the front stairs. A greenhouse sits in front of it and to the right. Train tracks are in the foreground.
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Source
Preferred Citation:
"Greenhouse Attached to Bevier House", Campus Cornerstones, Digital Scholarship and Initiatives
Reference Link:
https://digital.lib.iastate.edu/historic-buildings/items/buildingprofile0023.html