Visitors Center
History
Prior to 1903, the president lived in a house on the corner of 10th street and 9th avenue. In April of 1903, the Board of Trustees approved funds for the building of a presidential residence. This facility served the institution's presidents until 1924, when George W. Frasier became president. A new residence was completed in 1928 for Frasier and his family. This is the structure that we know today which is located at 1862 10th Ave.
Current Use
This building was converted in 1999 for use as the Visitors Center.
Building Stats
GSF: 6,824 ASF: 3,690
Architect: William N. Bowman
Remodel Architect 1967: C. Neal Carpenter
Fund: State