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21. Construction of the Technology Annex Construction of the Technology Annex 1946 Construction phase, Technology Annex. The Technology Annex was originally occupied in 1941. It was first known as the Industrial Building, then renamed to the Vocational Building, and finally given its...
22. Exterior view of the Roy G. Cullen Memorial Building Exterior view of the Roy G. Cullen Memorial Building 1946 The Roy G. Cullen Memorial Building was the first building completed at the permanent campus site. The groundbreaking ceremony was on April 1, 1938 and the building was completed just over a year later...
23. Exterior view of the Technology Annex Exterior view of the Technology Annex 1946-2000 The Technology Annex was originally occupied in 1941. It was first known as the Industrial Building, then renamed to the Vocational Building, and finally given its current name, the Technology Annex. The...
24. Early campus map Early campus map 1948-1950 Photograph of campus map. In 1936, the University of Houston acquired nearly 110 acres for a permanent campus from donations from Ben Taub and the Settegast estate. The school began holding classes on...
25. Architectural drawing of the original Architecture building Architectural drawing of the original Architecture building 1948-1954 Photograph of architectural drawing, 1954 architecture building. The University's original architecture building was initially occupied in 1954 and demolished in 1986 when the new College of Architecture...
26. Front exterior view of the Psychology Building Front exterior view of the Psychology Building 1948-1975 The Psychology Building was best known as the home of Dr. Dan Sheer's chimpanzees. Dr. Sheer was a clinical neuropsychology faculty member at the University. The building was also home to the Psychology...
27. Side exterior view of the Psychology Building Side exterior view of the Psychology Building 1948-1975 The Psychology Building was best known as the home of Dr. Dan Sheer's chimpanzees. Dr. Sheer was a clinical neuropsychology faculty member at the University. The building was also home to the Psychology...
28. Architectural drawing of the Psychology Building Architectural drawing of the Psychology Building 1948-1975 Photograph of architectural drawing, Psychology Building. The Psychology Building was best known as the home of Dr. Dan Sheer's chimpanzees. Dr. Sheer was a clinical neuropsychology faculty member at the...
29. Exterior of the Police Building Exterior of the Police Building 1948-2000 The University of Houston's Police Building was located on Elgin Street. The Police Department moved to its new building located near Robertson Stadium in 2001. The Elgin Street building has since been...
30. Exterior view of the Baptist Student Center Exterior view of the Baptist Student Center 1948-2000 The Baptist Student Center houses the Baptist Student organization. The Baptist Student Union is not an official campus building.
31. Exterior view of the Catholic Newman Center Exterior view of the Catholic Newman Center 1948-2000 The University of Houston Catholic Newman Center houses the Catholic Student Organization. The Catholic Newman Center is not an official campus building.
32. Interior view of Robertson Stadium Interior view of Robertson Stadium 1948-2000 A view of the interior of Robertson Stadium from the stadium bleachers. The stadium was originally named Jeppeson Stadium (for Holgar Jeppeson) and belonged to a number of owners before the University....
33. Snow on the University of Houston Campus Snow on the University of Houston Campus 1948-2000 Two people flee to waiting cars during a rare snowfall on the University of Houston campus. Science and Research Building 1 can be seen in the background.
34. Temporary metal building after a fire Temporary metal building after a fire 1948-2000 World War II-era metal building after a fire. These temporary buildings were built on the University of Houston campus during World War II to house the U.S. Navy's Civil Aeronautics Authority-War Training...
35. Cafeteria line at the University of Houston Cafeteria line at the University of Houston 1948-2000 Interior, cafeteria line. In 1936, the University of Houston acquired nearly 110 acres for a permanent campus from donations from Ben Taub and the Settegast estate. The school began holding classes on...
36. Elevated view of the Reflection Pool Elevated view of the Reflection Pool 1949 The University of Houston's Reflection Pool was located in the courtyard surrounded by the Roy G. Cullen Building, the Ezekiel Cullen Building, and the Science Building. The courtyard area is now home...
37. Couple in the Quadrangle courtyard Couple in the Quadrangle courtyard 1949-2000 A couple poses in the Quadrangle courtyard. The Quadrangle is a courtyard area containing five distinct coed dorms: Bates, Law, Oberholtzer, Settegast, and Taub. All five residence halls were designed...
38. Exterior color view of the Quadrangle Exterior color view of the Quadrangle 1949-2000 The Quadrangle is a courtyard area containing five distinct coed dorms: Bates, Law, Oberholtzer, Settegast, and Taub. All five residence halls were designed by architect Lamar Cato and occupied in 1949....
39. Exterior view of Oberholtzer Hall Exterior view of Oberholtzer Hall 1949-2000 The Edison E. Oberholtzer Residence Hall houses the Housing Services Offices, the Quadrangle Cafeteria, the Quadrangle Prime Time Store, and a computer lab, in addition to the residence hall. The building...
40. Exterior view of the Power Plant Exterior view of the Power Plant 1949-2000 Power Plant showing original building and addition. The cornerstone of the original building displays the date 1949 and ""Built by Lillie and Hugh Roy Cullen."" The second addition was completed in 1968....
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