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Filley Hall
The Dairy Industry Building was designed and constructed beginning in 1915, with the new building occupied in 1916. Developed as part of the farm and city campus expansions that occurred after 1914, Dairy Industry represents one of three farm campus buildings designed by Coolidge & Hodgdon, the "official architects of the University"
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Dairy Industry was renamed H. C. Filley Hall in 1972. In the 1980's a very large addition designed by Leo A. Daly Co. was added to the east side of the building. The Dairy Store, a favorite local ice cream spot, was relocated into the new facility from its location in the original structure.
The original cost of the building was $125,000.
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A beautiful entry on that building. Someday I hope to do a post about a local company, Gladding-McBean who made much of the ornamental terra-cotta found on such buildings. Maybe the Dairy Industry building of Lincoln Nebraska has ties to Lincoln California.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you took a look at the condors.