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Veterinary Hospital Item Info

Veterinary Hospital
Veterinary Hospital in 1924
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Ariel View Looking Southwest...
Approximate vantage point a visitor at the Centennial looking southeast from Bearshear Hall.
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Early Veterinary Clinic Structure...
An early structure of the Veterinary Clinic was built in 1885. After the Veterinary Quadrangle was built in 1912, the structure served as storage for the department of buildings and grounds. It was torn down in 1927 when the Memorial Union was built.
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A large group of...
A large group of People and Horses Outside the Veterinary Hospital
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Digitized Iowa State Campus...
Digitized photo copy of Iowa States Campus from the University of Michigan
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Title:
Veterinary Hospital
Description:
Located approximately where Pine Room is situated in Memorial Union. The building faced north, and the "running water" was College Creek. Within four or five years of its first use the building was in need of repairs and have become inadequate to serve the increasing number of students. In 1898 it was connected to the central water supply and the windmill that had served to pump water from a well was removed. In 1912 the Veterinary Department moved to teh new Quadrangle. The Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds took over the building at the time as a stroage area for supplies and equipment for maintenance functions. Sometime between then and 1921 a frame one-story shed was added for additional storage across the west side of the building. It was during this period it became known as the Carpenter Shop. In 1926 the building was razed to make room for the new Memorial Union Building.
Location:
Veterinary Hospital; Ames; Iowa
Latitude:
42.02375284
Longitude:
-93.64609178
Year Built:
1884
Year Removed:
1926
Building Cost:
2500
Architect:
Foster & Liebbe
Contractor:
V. Tomlinson
Source
Preferred Citation:
"Veterinary Hospital", History of the Buildings of Iowa State University, Digital Scholarship and Initiatives
Reference Link:
/historic-buildings/items/hist_146.html