COMPOUND OBJECT (4 Items)

South Hall Item Info

South Hall Road View...
View of the side angle of South Hall from the Iowa State University Library Archives
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South Hall Front View...
View of the front of South Hall from the Iowa State University Library Archives
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South Hall Post Fire...
Remains of South Hall after the fire in 1912
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South Hall in 1879...
View of the corner of South Hall from the Iowa State University Library Archives
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Title:
South Hall
Description:
The first college president's home, South Hall, stood on Union Drive, east of where the Memorial Union now stands. President Welch moved into South Hall in 1869, and an addition was built in 1871. In 1879, the Welches moved to the Gables, and the Botany and Veterinary Medicine departments moved in. The house was renovated for use by the Domestic Economy Department in 1880. The house was damaged by a tornado in 1882. Beginning in 1896, the building served as the Music Hall until it was destroyed by fire in 1912. Credit: The Iowa State University Campus and Its Buildings
Location:
South Hall; Ames; Iowa
Latitude:
42.02455896
Longitude:
-93.64547466
Year Built:
1869; 1871
Year Removed:
1912
Building Cost:
4500
Architect:
C.A. Dunham
Contractor:
N.P. Starks
Source
Preferred Citation:
"South Hall", History of the Buildings of Iowa State University, Digital Scholarship and Initiatives
Reference Link:
/historic-buildings/items/hist_05.html