Willamette University Facilities Management records
Scope and Contents
The Facilities Management records contain information about the physical plant of Willamette University. This includes planning and administrative documents as well as blueprints and other architectural drawings. The majority of these types of materials are still in active use and are maintained by the Facilities Management office. Contact the director of Facilities Management for inquiries about access to materials outside this finding aid.
Dates
- Creation: circa 1915-2016
Language of Materials
Materials are in English.
Conditions Governing Access
The majority of the records are open to researchers, with the exception of items restricted per University policies. Such restrictions are noted at the file level.
Conditions Governing Use
Library acts as “fair use” reproduction agent.
For further information, see the section on copyright in the Regulations and Procedures of the Willamette University Archives and Special Collections.
Copyright Information: Before material from collections at Willamette University Archives and Special Collections may be quoted in print, or otherwise reproduced, in whole or in part, in any publication, permission must be obtained from (1) the owner of the physical property, and (2) the holder of the copyright. It is the particular responsibility of the researcher to obtain both sets of permission. Persons wishing to quote from materials in any collections held by University Archives and Special Collections should consult the University Archivist. Reproduction of any item must contain a complete citation to the original.
Biographical / Historical
Chronological Listing of Buildings on Willamette's Salem Campus
- 1837-1853
- Oregon Mission Manual Training School
- 1844
- Oregon Institute (later Willamette University)
- 1867
- University Hall
- 1880
- Women's College
- 1888
- Lausanne Hall (formerly Women's College)
- 1901
- Salem Post Office
- circa 1905
- Athletic Field
- 1905
- College of Medicine
- Goddess of Justice Statue
- 1907
- College of Music (Brown House)
- Duniway House
- 1908
- Eaton Hall
- 1909
- Gymnasium
- circa 1912
- Waller Hall (formerly University Hall)
- 1914
- Sweetland Field (formerly Athletic Field, later the Quad)
- Science Hall (formerly College of Medicine)
- 1919
- Chresto Cottage
- 1924
- Circuit Rider Statue
- 1930
- 325 Lincoln Street South
- 1938
- University House (formerly Duniway House)
- College of Law (formerly Salem Post Office)
- 1939
- University Library
- 1941
- Music Hall (formerly Science Hall)
- Everell Stanton Collins Science Center
- 1942
- Star Trees
- 1947
- Baxter Hall
- Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House
- Sigma Chi Fraternity House
- circa 1950
- Keene Stadium
- 1950
- McCulloch Stadium
- 1954
- Bishop Health Center
- Doney Hall
- Fine Arts Building, including George Herbert Smith Auditorium
- The C.P. and Fannie K. Bishop Home, Residence of the President of the University (325 Lincoln Street South)
- 1957
- Delta Tau Delta Fraternity House
- 1960
- Lee House
- York House
- 1961
- Belknap Hall
- Kappa Sigma Fraternity House
- Matthews Hall
- 1963
- Alpha Phi Sorority House
- Pi Beta Phi Sorority House
- 1964
- Alpha Chi Omega Sorority House
- 1965
- William S. Walton Hall
- 1967
- Gatke Hall (formerly College of Law)
- 1967
- Chi Omega Sorority House
- Delta Gamma Sorority House
- Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center
- 1972
- WISH (Willamette International Studies House) (formerly Chi Omega Sorority House)
- 1974
- George H. Atkinson School of Management (Seeley G. Mudd Building)
- Lestle J. Sparks Athletic Center
- 1976
- Art Building (formerly Music Hall)
- 1979
- Kresge Theatre Playhouse (formerly Gymnasium)
- George Putnam University Center
- 1980
- Shepard Residence (formerly Alpha Phi Sorority House)
- 1986
- Mark O. Hatfield Library
- Whipple Clock Tower, Jackson Plaza
- The Bistro
- 1988
- Smullin Hall (formerly University Library)
- 1989
- Antoinette and Mark O. Hatfield Fountain
- Cone Chapel, in Waller Hall
- Toyko International University of America (TIUA) (Kaneko Hall)
- circa 1990s
- 2430 State Street (formerly University House)
- 1990
- Metanoia House (formerly Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House)
- 1992
- Goudy Commons
- Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House (formerly Metanoia House)
- 1997
- Terra House (formerly Delta Tau Delta Fraternity House)
- 1998
- Mary Stuart Rogers Music Center, including Hudson Hall
- Hallie Ford Museum of Art
- 2007
- Terra House North (formerly Kappa Sigma Fraternity House)
- Kaneko Residential Commons (formerly Kaneko Hall)
- 2008
- Beta Theta Pi Fraternity House (formerly Terra House North)
- 2009
- Ford Hall
- East House (formerly Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House)
- 2010
- Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House (formerly East House)
- 2012
- M. Lee Pelton Theatre (formerly Kresge Theatre Playhouse)
- Northwood Hall (formerly Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House)
- Southwood Hall (formerly Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House)
- Cascadia House (formerly Beta Theta Pi Fraternity House)
Extent
10 Linear Feet (8 boxes, 48 poster tubes)
Overview
The Facilities Management records contain information about the physical plant of Willamette University.
Arrangement
The records contain one series of general administrative and planning materials, followed by series arranged by building, alphabetical by building name.
Physical Location
Mark O. Hatfield Library
Accruals
Additions to these records are expected as records become inactive.
Processing Information
This collection has been processed and described at a folder level. The materials have been reboxed and refoldered for preservation, maintaining original folder titles and internal folder arrangements where possible. Large format materials, including blueprints, have been rolled and stored in poster tubes.
Records concerning the ownership of property (mortgages, deeds, insurance, property sale records, etc.) belong in the Business records (WUA098). Records concerning the initial planning for and internal arrangement of buildings are often located with the records of the department occupying that building (for example the Library records, WUA129), since those records are usually more reflective of the type of work that department does, rather than about the building itself.
Cultural context
Function
Geographic
- Alpha Chi Omega Sorority House (Willamette University)
- Alpha Phi Sorority House (Willamette University)
- Antoinette and Mark O. Hatfield Fountain (Willamette University)
- Art Building (Willamette University)
- Athletic Field (Willamette University)
- Baxter Hall (Willamette University)
- Belknap Hall (Willamette University)
- Beta Theta Pi Fraternity House (Willamette University)
- Bishop Health Center (Willamette University)
- Bishop Wellness Center (Willamette University)
- Brown Field (Willamette University)
- Cascadia House (Willamette University)
- Chi Omega Sorority House (Willamette University)
- Chresto Cottage (Willamette University)
- College of Law (Willamette University : Building)
- Delta Gamma Sorority House (Willamette University)
- Delta Tau Delta Fraternity House (Willamette University)
- Doney Hall (Willamette University)
- East House (Willamette University)
- Eaton Hall (Willamette University)
- Everell Stanton Collins Science Center (Willamette University)
- F. W. Olin Science Center (Willamette University)
- Fine Arts Building (Willamette University)
- G. Herbert Smith Auditorium (Willamette University)
- Gatke Hall (Willamette University)
- Goudy Commons (Willamette University)
- Gymnasium (Willamette University)
- Kaneko Commons (Tokyo International University of America)
- Kappa Sigma Fraternity House (Willamette University)
- Keene Stadium (Willamette University)
- Kresge Theatre Playhouse (Willamette University)
- Lausanne Hall (Willamette University)
- Lee House (Willamette University)
- Lestle J. Sparks Athletic Center (Willamette University)
- M. Lee Pelton Theatre (Willamette University)
- Mark O. Hatfield Library (Willamette University)
- Mary Stuart Rogers Music Center (Willamette University)
- Matthews Hall (Willamette University)
- McCulloch Stadium (Willamette University)
- Music Hall (Willamette University)
- Northwood Hall (Willamette University)
- Oregon Institute (Salem, Or. : Building)
- Phi Delta Theta Fraternity House (Willamette University)
- Pi Beta Phi Sorority House (Willamette University)
- Putnam University Center (Willamette University)
- Salem Post Office (Salem, Or. : Building)
- Science Hall (Willamette University)
- Seeley G. Mudd Building (Willamette University)
- Shepard House (Willamette University)
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House (Willamette University)
- Sigma Chi Fraternity House (Willamette University)
- Smullin Hall (Willamette University)
- Southwood Hall (Willamette University)
- Sweetland Field (Willamette University)
- Terra House (Willamette University)
- Terra North House (Willamette University)
- The Quad (Willamette University)
- Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center (Willamette University)
- University Hall (Willamette University)
- University Library (Willamette University)
- WISH (Willamette International Studies House)
- Waller Hall (Willamette University)
- Whipple Clock Tower
- Willamette University College of Medicine (Salem, Or. : Building)
- Willamette University President's House
- York House (Willamette University)
- Zena Farm (Or.)
- Zena Forest (Or.)
Topical
- Title
- Guide to the Willamette University Facilities Management records, circa 1915-2016
- Status
- Completed
- Author
- Elizabeth Peters
- Date
- 2022
- Description rules
- Dacs
- Language of description
- English
- Script of description
- Latin
- Language of description note
- Finding aid written in English.
Repository Details
Part of the Willamette University Archives and Special Collections Collection Descriptions
Mark O. Hatfield Library
900 State Street
Salem Oregon 97301 United States
archives@willamette.edu