In an image from the Whitman College and Northwest Archives, a group of men stands on the last stone of the old Prentiss Hall, with new Prentiss under construction in the background.
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Ladies Hall built as a new wing of the old Seminary Building. Renamed Prentiss Hall in 1902. Photo taken in 1888.
Gentlemen's Hall built (left), next to the first College Hall (center, built 1883).
Billings Hall was built and served as a men's dormitory until 1915, after which it was used for classrooms.
Reynolds Hall built and served as a women's residence hall until 1926. Photo circa 1910.
Original Prentiss Hall moved across street near location of current Prentiss Hall.
Lyman House built.
Current Prentiss Hall built.
Prentiss Hall dining hall addition.
Anderson Hall built.
Jewett Hall built.
Lakum Duckum, old Student Union Building, circa 1960s.
Built in 1928, College House (the third campus building by that name), becomes a residence hall after decades as an apartment building.
Douglas Hall built. To date, it is the most recent purpose-built residence hall.
Former Walla Walla General Hospital building purchased, becomes North Hall.
Marcus House becomes a residence hall after housing the Delta Tau Delta fraternity since 1966.
Board of Trustees approves the Living at Whitman Initiative.