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Named for James H. Adamson, Trustee California State College.
Associated name (asn): California State College (Pa.)
Associated name (asn): California University of Pennsylvania
Associated name (asn): California State College (Pa.)
Associated name (asn): California University of Pennsylvania
Building named for Dr. Abe Azorsky, Trustee of California State College.\n\nBuilt in 1970.
Associated name (asn): California State College (Pa.)
Associated name (asn): California University of Pennsylvania
Women's dormitory constructed in 1963 and named for Trustee Benjamin G. Binns. Building has been demolished.
Named for Jennie Adams Carter, first African American graduate of Southwestern State Normal School (class of 1881)
Booker Towers honor Harris Taylor "Harry" Booker and Elizabeth Hulings "Betty" Booker the parents of Alumnus and University benefactor William R. Booker '74. Dedicated in 2007.
Building named for Grace H. Clyde. Built in 1969, 7-story Men's dormitory. Building has been demolished.
Dedicated to Dr. Roadman on Alumni Day June 21, 1986.
Groundbreaking: August 5, 2009. Dedication: April 20, 2012.
Building named after Professor Shriver L. Coover, Industrial Arts Faculty, California State Teachers College.\n\nBuilt in 1966.
Building named after John N. Dixon, Trustee Southwestern State Normal School, 1864-1910. Originally built in 1907.
Built in 1975. Building has been torn down. Dedicated in 1977 to Dr. Joseph E. Downey and Dr. Ralph F. Garafalo.
Named for Emeritus President Michael Duda. Dedicated April 13, 2007.
Building named after Dr. Michael Duda, President California State College, 1956-1968. Built in 1968 and torn down in the early 2000s.
Named for John C. Frich, Trustee California State College. Built in 1972.
Building named for Charles A. Gallagher, Trustee California State Teachers College. Built as a dining hall in 1967. Later renovated into a classroom building.
Building named for James A. Hamer, Trustee of California State Teachers College. Built in 1964.
Building named for Joseph A. Herron, Trustee of Southwestern State Normal School (1897-1915). Built in 1932.
Building named for Job Johnson, Founder and Trustee Southwestern State Normal School. Dormitory built in 1951. Building has been torn down.
Built in 1973.
Women's dormitory opened in 1966. Building has been torn down.
Building named for Honorable Louis L. Manderino, Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, California State College. Built in 1978.
Dormitory built in 1963.
Named for Senator Thomas Morgan, University Benefactor, California State College. Built in 1973.
Built in 1961.
Build as a dormitory in 1874. Torn down to make room for Frich Biological building.
Noss Demonstration School built in 1930. Named for Dr. Theodore Noss, Principal, Southwestern State Normal School, 1883-1909. Noss Annex built in 1931 and torn down in mid-2000s.
First building built on campus. Built in 1870.
Built in 1970. Named after Governor James Pollock who signed "Normal Schools" into existence in 1857.
Built in 1962 and named after Senator J. Albert Reed, Board Trustee and 1908 graduate.
Built as a dormitory in 1876. Now used as offices and the President's Residence.
Seven story dormitory built in 1969. Building has been demolished.
Named for Dr. Robert Steele, President, California State Teachers College 1928-1952. Built in 1953, addition built in 1959.
Built in 1971.
Scanned from 1929-1930 catalog.
Built as a gymnasium in 1893, now provides art studio space.
Build in 1892. Renamed after Dr. John Watkins, President California State College/California University of Pennsylvania, 1977-1992.