Paper copy of a photograph of Leslie Scott, who was the son of Harvey Scott and the Oregon State Treasurer, with his grandson at the dedication of Pacific University's Harvey W. Scott library.
Speeches being made for Pacific University library dedication. Pictured are: Steve Prince, professor of English; Joe Jefferson, trustee; and Virginia A. Stretcher, Class of 1968, who became a teacher at Mar Vista High School.
Copy of a photograph of speeches being made for Pacific University library dedication. Pictured are: Steve Prince, professor of English; Joe Jefferson, trustee; and Virginia A. Stretcher, Class of 1968, who became a teacher at Mar Vista High School.
Pacific University men's track and field team pose outside of Marsh Hall in 1899. In the first row (left to right) are Harold Burr Mills and [?] McIntosh. Kneeling (left to right) are unidentified male, Will Fletcher, and Erroll Shepherd. Standing (left to right) are Marion (Bud) James, [?] Hutchison, Walter Hansen, Walter Dimick, and Harold (Clams) Edmonds. Other members of the team not pictured were Thomas Tongue, Arthur Yoder, Howard Brownell, [?] Huckabay, [?] Peck, and [?] Davis.
Pacific University men's track and field team pose outside of Marsh Hall in 1899. In the first row (left to right) are Harold Burr Mills and [?] McIntosh. Kneeling (left to right) are unidentified male, Will Fletcher, and Erroll Shepherd. Standing (left to right) are Marion (Bud) James, [?] Hutchison, Walter Hansen, Walter Dimick, and Harold (Clams) Edmonds.
This gymnasium was the second gym at Pacific University and was built in 1910. It was later torn down in the early 1970's and a new gym was built, Pacific Athletic Center now called the Stoller Center. This is the current gym on campus.
This gymnasium was the second gym at Pacific University and was built in 1910. It was later torn down in the early 1970's and a new gym was built, Pacific Athletic Center now called the Stoller Center. This is the current gym on campus.
Pacific University's football field and gymnasium in the 1920's. The building in the right hand corner is McCormick Hall, built in 1924 and is still used at a dormitory today. The tennis courts not sit where the football field was and the gymnasium pictured was torn down in the early 1970's.
The first gymnasium at Pacific University was originally the Baptist church and was annexed in 1895. The building was later replaced by a new gym in 1910. The building was temporarily used to store the Forest Grove fire wagon.
The first gymnasium at Pacific University was originally the Baptist church and was annexed in 1895. The building was later replaced by a new gym in 1910. The building was temporarily used to store the Forest Grove fire wagon. The back of the photo says in 1902 this building stood at the corner of 21st Avenue and College Way and was moved onto campus.
The first gymnasium at Pacific University was originally the Baptist church and was annexed in 1895. The building was later replaced by a new gym in 1910. The building was temporarily used to store the Forest Grove fire wagon.
This cat lived in Herrick Hall at Pacific University in the early 1900's. Herrick Hall was built in 1884 and was the female dormitory. The building burned down in 1906 and was rebuilt. It later caught fire again and was torn down.
The Pacific University track team posing by Marsh Hall in 1911. Identified in the picture are Fred Grosse, Herbert Schilling, Keith Abraham, Harry Recher, Arthur Mills, and Howard Taylor.
A photograph of what is now known as Knight Hall on the Pacific University campus, as it appeared in the early 1900s. This building stands at 2204 College Way, Forest Grove, OR.
At the time that this photograph was taken, this was a private home. It was originally built for the family of Sidney Harper Marsh, Pacific University's first president, who lived next door while it was being constructed. President Marsh died of tuberculosis shortly before this building could be completed in 1879. His widow Eliza Marsh and their children lived here after it was constructed.
Pacific University annexed the house and made it part of its campus in 1944, giving it the name "Knight Hall." It served briefly as a dormitory in 1946 and as the Phi Beta Tau's Fraternity house beginning in 1953. After that, it housed Pacific's School of Music until the Music Department moved to the newly completed Taylor-Meade Performing Arts Center in 1993. After that time, it became the home of the Admissions Department. Knight Hall is known for the presence of a ghost named Vera, who is said to live in the attic.
The basement of the second gymnasium at Pacific University, known as the 'new gym', there was a swimming pool. The recreation building also housed an indoor track above the basketball court on the first floor. This building was demolished in the the 1970's to build the Pacific Athletic Center, now known was the Stoller Center. This post card was created in 1910.
Pacific University's Herrick Hall was built in 1884. The building burned down in 1907. The hall was rebuilt and later burned down in 1973 and then torn down. This photo was taken in the 1890's.
