Media in category "Bates College buildings" The following 61 files are in this category, out of 61 total. Navigate life on campus. Currently, Treat Gallery houses a computer lab and offices for some of the Library and Information Services staff members. Originally housing the history department, which moved to Pettengill Hall in 1999, the building then became home to the Mathematics and Statistics Workshop until it moved to Ladd Library in 2013. Built by the Stewart and Williams Company of Augusta, Maine, it cost approximately $750,000 and opened in September of 1967. Creator. The Department of Art and Visual Culture, in conjunction with the Religious Studies Department and the Classical and . A renovation in 1971 included, among other things, a mural done on the wall of the entrance to the Commons. Located at 235 College Street, this building opened as a dormitory in 1973 and is named for William Lewis Parsons 05. The handball and squash courts became coeducational in 1971. Renovations in 1985-86 added three stair towers on the west side along with improvements to the bathrooms. Located at 250 College Street, the building was first known as the Stevens House. It housed radio studios and a classroom on the first floor and art exhibition rooms on the second floor. We award financial aid based solely on demonstrated need, meeting 100% of our students' financial need through grants, loans, and campus employment. Bates College enrolls 1,792 students, 200 of whom study abroad each semester. Mr. William Bingham II of Bethel, who gave the money for the Gray Athletic Building, wanted the women to have equal access to it. It was built in 1868 for use by the Maine State Seminary and Nichols Latin School, and was dedicated on January 7, 1869. This house opened as a dormitory around 1972. This standard mandates that all new buildings use 80% less fossil fuel energy than buildings of that same category. Designed by Gridley J. F. Bryant of Boston, the cornerstone was laid on June 26, 1856 and it opened for use on September 1, 1857. The building houses Bates social science departments and related interdisciplinary programs, and features expanded faculty office and department lounge space, multimedia and seminar classrooms, and Perry Atrium, an 8,000-square-foot three-story glass atrium overlooking Lake Andrews. Pat Pettengill, Bates class of 1931, and his wife, Ursula P. Pettengill. In the summer of 2000, the Muskie Archives and the Special Collections Department of Ladd Library were combined, with the Special Collections Department moving into the Muskie Archives Building. and Bachelor of Science (B.S.) A $600 steam-heating boiler was added and $400 was spent to replace the old bowling alley. However in 1895, President Cheney vacated the house and it became the first womens dormitory. How to find, read, and search one. With the opening of Merrill Gymnasium in the fall of 1980, track events were moved to that location. The Residential Village was built in 1992, at the north end of Garcelon Field. The house, formerly owned by Professor John H. Rand 67, was purchased by the College in 1938 for use as a womens dormitory. People are in that moment of euphoria, to some degree, where theyre just so excited to finally move in after all this thinking and stressing about it, says Chris Streifel, the Facility Services project manager for both the science center and a larger reconfiguration of science facilities at Bates. The loss moves Butler to 14-16 overall and 6-13 in the Big East. This three-story house at 27 Frye Street was a gift of the late Frank M. Hacker and was first used in 1932 as a womens dormitory; it is still used as a campus residence. 67, industrialist and philanthropist and President of the Dana Foundation. The cornerstone for Pettigrew Hall was laid on Nov. 1, 1952 during Back-to-Bates Weekend and dedicated on Oct. 24, 1953. 2 just needed the retrofitted combustion components. The old gymnasium appears to have been an old meetinghouse. The aim of this book is to research comfort control inside buildings, and how this can be achieved through low energy consumption. The first of four units of a planned Physical Education plant, the cornerstone was laid on Dec. 14, 1925; the building was completed in 1927. That same year, funds provided by Judge Milliken were used to erect Whittier House, another residence for women; they are still campus residences. Gallon for gallon, LR-100 is quite close to petroleum-based oil in heat content, and provides substantially more energy than RFO some 128,000 BTUs per gallon vs. 80,000. In 1978, the radio studios were relocated to what was then the Alumni House located at 31 Frye St. The grounds included 4 tennis courts while the dorm had rooms for 60 women, a dining hall, kitchen, and gymnasium. The 7 Cs are: Consciousness of Self Congruence Commitment Collaboration Common Purpose Controversy Civic Agency Contact Campus Life 56 Campus Ave Chase Hall 108 Lewiston, ME 04240 Milliken House was bought in 1902 by Bates College trustee (1893-1926) Judge Charles A. Milliken and donated to the College for use as a womens dormitory. In 1963 Alonzo J. Harriman and Associates of Auburn was hired to replace the flat roof with a pitched roof at a cost of approximately $44,000 and in 1978 a sprinkler system was installed. Greening the grid: Bates' latest sustainability project involves a 20-acre solar electricity array 60 miles from campus in the Maine town of Skowhegan. A wing was added which doubled the work area and provided for faculty offices. Mrs. James requested, at the time of the donation, that her identity not be made public until after her death which occurred in 1916. And they delivered them, instead of shipping them two of the people that drove them up were the grandfather that started the company ages ago and his grandson., That delivery was in March. They look a lot nicer, a lot cleaner, and you can put one down or both down. Hathorn Hall, the oldest purpose-built building on the campus, was named for Seth and Mary Hathorn of Woolich, Maine who contributed $5,000 toward its erection. It also provides one of the most exciting examples in the world . In 1948-1949 an addition, which was often referred to as the fishbowl, was built on the back of the building which tripled the stack capacity and also increased the seating. Top Ten Things You Can Do For Your Family Papers, Announcing the next Bates president: Garry W. Jenkins, Univer, Video: Put energy into changing the space rather than changin. In 1891, $300 was spent on shower and tub baths with hot and cold running water. Sam Jean-Francois 23 shares what being an activist means: Always questioning ways that I can make my voice heard while paying it forward, ensuring that everyone who's walking in after me is also heard., 2 Andrews RoadLewiston, Maine 04240Phone: 1-207-786-6255, Online Legislative Record of Senator Edmund S. Muskie, Bibliography of published materials about Muskie, List of Congressional delegates from Maine who served with Muskie, List of Muskie Senate office staffers, by name, List of Muskie Senate office staffers, by title, List of Senate committee assignments, by committee, List of Senate committee assignments, by congressional session, List of Senators who served with Muskie, by state, List of Senators who served with Muskie, by name, Organization and Description of Materials, Transferring Materials to the College Archives, SCARAB (Scholarly Communication and Research at Bates), Citing Primary Sources: Some Notes on Style. The new development also offers common areas and retail space. The cost of the building, including furnishings and grading, was $45,000 with $15,000 of it coming from the state. Opened as a dormitory in 1974, the building isnamed for Stanley Edwin Howard 10, who served as College trustee from 1933-1972. Life. In addition to the Bates College Museum of Art and a 300-seat concert hall, Olin houses a slide library, classrooms, faculty offices, individual and group practice rooms for musicians, art studios (including a drawing studio with a panoramic view of Lake Andrews), and two photographic darkrooms. Farnsworth is replacing nine of the old boards and adding two boards to Hathorns total because, as he says, everyone always wants more writing surface. (Hence this 1,900-word Campus Construction Update.) Professors and staff quartered till now in Dana Chemistry Hall completed their transition to Bonney this week. The Bates Leads framework is based on the Social Change Model of leadership and includes the 7 Cs or capacities, that ultimately lead to an 8th C or capacity: Change. When not, they are collapsed and then hoisted up, up, and away into the rafters of the Gray Cage. A major renovation of the Cage was completed in 1991, which turned it into a much needed multipurpose space. Earlier, iron bars had been placed over the windows to protect them from flying balls. In the fall of 1930, it was announced that Dr. George Carroll Smith of Boston was donating $200,000 for the erection of a new mens dormitory. Parker Hall, also designed by Gridley J. F. Bryant and built in 1857, was the first dormitory on campus. This first unit, the indoor athletic building, was to be a supplement to a gymnasium, not a replacement for one. In 1950, a $50,000 gift from the Kresge Foundation helped fund a $93,000 two-story addition to the original wing; other renovations were also done at that time. Whether you need to complete your high school diploma, or improve your reading, writing or math skills, our programs are designed to help you succeed in the workplace or attain your educational goals. Built at a cost of approximately $6 million by the Architects Collaborative of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Merrill Gymnasium was dedicated in September of 1980. The first three floors of Ladd opened in 1973. It was named for George W. Lane, Jr. LL.D. The cornerstone for Coram Library was laid on November 21, 1900 and the building was dedicated on October 22, 1902. Several years before he resigned, President Cheney deeded the house and lands to the College with the stipulation that he could keep the property during his lifetime. Letter from the Director of Public Buildings and Public Parks of the National Capital. LEWISTON Bates College is moving ahead with plans for a new three-story science building on Campus Avenue that it plans to open by the start of the 2021 fall semester. The college was founded by Oren Burbank Cheney and Benjamin Bates. 7 Take-Aways from the TRB Annual Conference. The building was used until the Cutten Maintenance Center was built in 1997; it was then demolished, along with the old smokestack, to make room for the construction of Pettengill Hall. Check out all of the upcoming events - on campus and virtually! Building Tools with Python Python vs. JavaScript for Development Learning Java 11 See all courses . Plans for new athletic facilities were drawn up in 1922 but the need became more urgent when the old gymnasium mysteriously burned in June of 1925. It is named in honor of the late Frederick B. In 1873, 25 young men who were students at Bates College were hired as waiters at the Glen House, a hotel in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Many improvements were made over the years; a major renovation in 1978, totaling more than $850,000, was financed by the College and a loan from HUD. In 1982 the basement was completed. Located at 29 Frye Street, the house was built in 1892 by Harry D. Colby and purchased by the College in 1936 from Thomas C. White; it was to be used as a social center for women students. Bates Technical College is located in Tacoma, Washington, approximately 35 miles south of Seattle and 30 miles north of the state's capital city, Olympia. July 1, 2021 Moment of euphoria The new Bates building welcomes Bates people: Bonney Science Center construction has . Abbott Lounge was given in memory of Katherine Hopkins Abbott by her husband, Charles Ham Abbott 12. And I was like, Im sorry to disappoint you. He apparently sold the land, which bordered his own, to his son-in-law, J. Frank Boothby. Registration for continuing education classes is completed upon payment. In 1982, a $100,000 renovation was done to meet fire codes and included enclosed fire-tower stairways. However, by the early 1970s it was in a state of chronic disrepair, and a new organ was commissioned to be built in 1978. An Alonzo Harriman renovation in 1967-1968 added two stair towers and interior improvements. (Doug Hubley/Bates College) For us, last week, entry was over the loading dock and through what, until 2008, was the service entrance to Dining Services. The building, between . Another slate chalkboard complete with math problems from some long-ago class session. Oils well that ends well: Starting this winter, carbon-neutral Bates will use even less fossil fuel thanks to fried-food enthusiasts around the Northeast. Lane is currently home to numerous offices including the President, Dean of the Faculty, Student Affairs, Residence Life, Accounting, Advancement, Communications, and Institutional Research. Built by Alonzo J. Harriman and Associates of Auburn, Maine, it cost approximately $523,000. 1 with an injector that can stand up to the acidic fuel. April 11 (calendar day, April 12), 1933. 84 followers . Jonathan Davis donated the bell that sits in the tower. In 1939, the College purchased the building from Professor Stanleys grandsons for use as faculty housing. Professor Donald Lent used the theme of the Canterbury Tales for this painting which is currently in storage. 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