Student should complete the vaccination form by the first day of … The barn was remodeled in 1925-26 to provide housing for 22 more women and a faculty member; the cost was about $16,000. The alumni walk is a well-defined vector through campus connecting various facilities of Bates student life, dining, and learning. 2 Andrews Road Lewiston, Maine 04240 Phone: 1-207-786-6255. The colors match the original roof of the building, in keeping with its listing on the National Register of Historic Sites. Found insideSimilarly, 300 students occupied the administration building at the University of Rhode Island to protest racism, and to make demands including majors in African American ... 199 Bates College Students Protest Lack of Minorities, CHRON. Some are easy to write on but some of them are too smooth. The addition provided more adequate chemical storage space, a new biochemistry lab, and a prep lab. Currently, Treat Gallery houses a computer lab and offices for some of the Library and Information Services staff members. Bates College | 在领英上有 20,634 位关注者。Since 1855, Bates College has been dedicated to the emancipating potential of the liberal arts. Make a Gift Commissioning of the building’s mechanical, electrical, and plumbing machinery is likewise well-along, although, as Streifel points out, that barrage of inspections and tests won’t really be done till next spring: HVAC equipment, in particular, needs to be tested again with each change of season. The replacements are unframed porcelain-on-steel units. How to find, read, and search one. The building housed classrooms, the president’s office, laboratories, the library and the chapel. And either way, says Rasmussen, “it’s nice to know that we can basically eliminate fossil fuel use” in heating the central campus. . A donation of $100,000 was given by Charlotte Neal Pettigrew, in memory of her husband Bertrand L. Pettigrew. Campus Construction Update: Aug. 27, 2021, Picture story: The Class of 2025 arrives, settles in, and gets started, Video: Exploring, connecting, and a new definition of ‘outdoors’ for Bates AESOP, ‘Love persevering’: 9/11, Peter Goodrich ’89, and a legacy of hope. 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 men’s dormitory. Project Description. He requested that it be named in honor of President Clifton Daggett Gray. On May 16, 1980 a fire, caused by faulty electrical wiring, resulted in $100,000 in damages to the building. That metering system, by the way, is a requirement of the state program that is making this conversion possible. Named for long-time College trustee (1952-1982) Cecil Holmes ’19, it is still used as a campus residence. He therefore donated an additional $35,000 for the construction of this building. Alumni Gymnasium and Men's locker building (now Gray Athletic Building) Date. In 1982, a $100,000 renovation was done to meet fire codes and included enclosed fire-tower stairways. Dr. Smith attended Bates College for two years and then transferred to Brown University graduating in 1876; he received his medical degree from New York University in 1881. Page 3 - See 10 off-campus apartments for rent near Bates College in Lewiston, ME with Apartment Finder - The Nation's Trusted Source for Apartment Renters. Memorial Commons was dedicated to the Bates men who died in World Wars I and II. The stable, which had been used as a garage, was relocated to the Central Heating Plant and rebuilt as a carpentry shop. Most sources designate March 16, 1855 as the founding of the Maine State Seminary, which would later go on to be named "Bates College" in 1863. Found inside – Page 267Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library, Bates College; Robert C. McMath, Jr., Engineering the New South: Georgia Tech, 1885–1985 (Athens, GA: The University of Georgia Press, 1985), 111; Mott, College Association Buildings, 15. The college was originally intended to provide instruction in the arts and humanities for women. Often referred to as “Roger Bill,” “The Bill,” or “The Monastery,” it became a full dormitory around 1964 when Lane Hall was built to house the administrative offices. In 1913, a gift of $10,000 by Mrs. Clara Bertram Kimball of Boston, in memory of her father John Bertram of Salem, Massachusetts turned the Science Hall into a dormitory. Bates accepted them even though there was no archive to house them. Among other things, the building was used for winter baseball practice as well as Commencement dinners. The No. The college puts on various free shuttles to different locations in Maine. The field house has a 200-meter track which encloses four tennis/volleyball courts. Found inside – Page 14Bates College (Lewiston, Me.) Library. the building and furnishings of $44,810. It will be seen that this is about $5,500 less than the entire cost of the building and its belongings. This sum can be withdrawn from unappropriated funds ... The second floor housed a gymnasium which could be used for corrective work, drills, and both interpretive and folk dancing. ABA completed a campus plan, exploring the revitalization of underutilized campus buildings, investment in the surrounding neighborhood, integration of campus programs with new student housing, campus landscape initiatives, and development of a multi-phase plan for implementation. Bates College is located in Lewiston, Maine with a total holding of 813 acres of land. 9:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, 3:00pm. The cornerstone for Coram Library was laid on November 21, 1900 and the building was dedicated on October 22, 1902. 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. The Gray Athletic Building, which became known as the “Cage,” hosted many rallies and track and field events over the years. The college was founded in 1855, by prominent abolitionists, and established with the funds of Benjamin Bates. Bates Athletics facilities include one of the most historic gyms in the country in Alumni Gym and a multi-purpose indoor facility with nearly 27,000 square … undated. Found inside – Page 22Safety & Security Bates is a small campus and most students describe campus as " selfcontained . " Some of the college - owned houses spread into the city , but generally Batesies opt to reside right on their well - lit , well patrolled ... 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. “Jacob has been absolutely a monster in this move, just keeping everybody going. When Peter Goodrich ’89 died on Sept. 11, 2001, grief enshrouded his family and his Bates friends. The new building will foster the evolution of science education at the College, embracing the advanced technologies and interdisciplinary collaboration that characterize bioscience research and teaching. In the following years other improvements occurred. Sarah Lawrence College was established by real-estate mogul William Van Duzer Lawrence (1842–1927) on the grounds of his estate in Westchester County and was named in honor of his wife, Sarah Bates Lawrence (1846–1926). Edmund S. Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library. The earliest buildings of the college … 1 tip. Presidents Charles F. Phillips, T. Hedley Reynolds, Donald Harward, Elaine Hansen, and Clayton Spencer have all resided in the residence during their tenures at Bates. A major renovation was done in 1984 with a grant from the Pew Foundation for $190,000. Bates College Philosophy and education Freshman. A $90,000 remodeling in 1946 provided a basement and a two-story addition which housed a kitchen, and serving, dish washing and storage rooms. Parker Hall, also designed by Gridley J. F. Bryant and built in 1857, was the first dormitory on campus. Since 1995, the college has had an environmental policy, and more recently, Bates signed ACUPCC, pledging to work toward becoming a climate neutral campus by 2020. When Senator Muskie was appointed Secretary of State in 1980, he needed to clear out his Senate office and the college was offered his papers. The amount of time students spend studying is an indicator, and the majority of both Bates and Colby students said they spent about 3-4 hours each day with their books. He’s got a real knack for this kind of thing.”, Bonney construction has largely dwindled down to the building-trades equivalents of crossing t’s and dotting i’s. Pro tools & Resources . Built at a cost of $100,000 by the Boston architectural firm of Coolidge and Carlson, Chase Hall was dedicated on December 16, 1919 and named for the College’s late president, George Colby Chase. Originally, solar panels on the roof were used for heating water however these were removed in the late 1990s. Lane is currently home to numerous offices including the President, Dean of the Faculty, Student Affairs, Residence Life, Accounting, Advancement, Communications, and Institutional Research. Located at 143 Wood Street, the building was acquired in 1979 for use as a dormitory. Designed by Alonzo J. Harriman, it became an addition to Chase Hall. The buildings were named after Michael Chu ’80 and Elizabeth Kalperis Chu ’80. The building was replaced by a newer facility on the same site in 1962. Whittier; it is still a campus residence. http://www.bates.ctc.edu/. In the photo above, the white stuff slathered on the original slate is plaster of Paris or something similar, applied to prevent the newer board from bowing inward under pressure. They became acquainted with a Capt. The school made the announcement on Monday, following similar moves by … Some are cracked. Scheduled to open Fall 2021, Mainebiz takes a first look at … In 1866, the college constructed a basement for it and in 1867, moved the building to its new location behind Hathorn Hall. At a cost of approximately $180,000, the mechanical-action organ was built by Wolff Organ Builders of Laval, Quebec and installed in 1982. 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. Found inside – Page 35Bates — Expenditures for the Increase of the Library , and Total of and Income from library Endowment Funds — 1870 to ... Buildings . The buildings of Bates College numbered two when the institution began - one a dormitory and the other ... Norman Ross ’22, long-time College treasurer, and his wife lived in this house for 72 years. The construction of the infirmary was made possible by an anonymous donation of $50,000. This collection was intended to show a glimpse into an academic building and a dorm … Built in the English Collegiate Gothic style by Coolidge and Carlson of Boston, it was financed with a $65,000 donation from Mrs. Ellen S. James of New York. 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. A renovation which took place during the years 1960-1962, saw the drama department move into the Little Theatre and the auditorium converted into a classroom and faculty offices at a cost of $233,000. Alumni Gymnasium. The Bates Alumni Walk is composed of two parallel walks defining a … Found inside – Page 162The Theological School of Bates College ( Free Baptist ) was established in 1870. It occupies Nichols Hall , a four - story brick building about a quarter of a mile from the college buildings . The course of study lasts 3 years . In the summer of 1963 a fire, which started in a top floor storage area, caused about $100,000 in smoke and water damage to much of the dorm and destroyed the top floor. In 1982 the basement was completed. Hot Quad, summer on campus: Back of our neck getting dirty and…say, what rhymes with “campus,” anyway? Bates intends to be among the vanguard. Built as a replacement for Hedge Laboratory, the three-story Dana Chemistry building was dedicated at the Back-to-Bates Weekend in the fall of 1965. Found inside – Page 156... Carolina State College Institute of Paper Chemistry University of Maine University of Michigan Kalamazoo College Rutgers University Bates College Purdue University New York University Louisiana State University Manhattan College ... . The NECEC Corridor will generate 1,600 jobs, bring much needed economic development to Lewiston, and be New England's largest … G&E Roofing, of Augusta, Maine, is handling the project, which also includes new copper gutters and downspouts, as well as a new rubber-like membrane on the top of the belfry. Located at 151 Wood Street, this building opened as a dormitory in 1975. Miss Schaeffer, who retired in 1972, was director of dramatics from 1938-1968 and chairman of the speech department from 1968-1972. Located at 19 Frye Street, the building was originally owned by Parker Waite. Other improvements included new lighting and a planetarium on the top floor. This house, located at 32 Frye Street, was built around 1871 by Professor Richard C. Stanley who taught chemistry and geology at Bates from 1866-1889. Among its many eco-friendly features are: ample access to daylight, occupancy sensors that control room lighting help control energy consumption, “dual-flush” toilets can reduce water for flushing by two-thirds, recycled and certified-green building materials, and primarily natural summer ventilation (air is cooled mechanically only in the hottest parts of the kitchen). Mr. Canham served as a College trustee for forty-five years and was a former editor-in-chief of the Christian Science Monitor. Bates College is a coeducational, nonsectarian, nationally recognized residential college of the liberal arts and sciences in Lewiston, Maine. Collection. Medieval Ireland is often described as a backward-looking nation in which change only came about as a result of foreign invasions. As for the few remaining chores at Bonney, there are finishing touches to apply inside and out, such as the installation of protective grates over the building’s sunken air intake, now concealed by a wall lettered with “Bonney Science Center.” And there’s plenty of landscaping to do, an undertaking made challenging by the persistent lack of rain. Bates College had been interested in obtaining the papers of Bates College graduate Edmund S. Muskie ’36, and constructing a building to house them. Found inside – Page 323( South Gallery ) Bowdoin College , Colby l'niversity , 304 Bates College . 21 State of New Hampshire , DepartMaine Wesleyan Seminary and Female College , Westbrook Seminary , Waterville ment of Public Instruction ( by John W. Simonds ... The new dormitory was dedicated on September 26, 1940 but was not named until Dr. Smith’s estate was settled in December of 1945; the college received $89,000 that was put towards the cost of the building. 66. Bates administers testing monthly (except in September) at the South Campus, 2201 S. 78th Street in Tacoma. The gymnasium, which became co-educational in 1973, was used until Merrill Gymnasium was completed in 1980. Dr. Alumni Gymnasium and Men's locker building (now Gray Athletic Building) Date. The cornerstone of this four-story men’s dormitory was laid in 1966. Found inside – Page 289HATHORN HALL , BATES COLLEGE , Bates College campus , 1852-1857 , G.J.F. Bryant , architect . ... First building of Maine State Seminary , contained the library , chapel , lecture rooms , and offices ; became part of Bates College ... At a cost of 11.1 million dollars, it included a cold room for the biology department, a greenhouse, laser labs, and a new ventilation system. Located at 28 Frye Street, it is named for Elizabeth Bodge Wilson ‘91 who was one of the first two women trustees of the College, serving from 1917 until her death in 1937. “They look a lot nicer, a lot cleaner, and you can put one down or both down. for 2020, the chalkboard work finally began a couple weeks ago and should wrap up early this month. In 1939, in order to accommodate an increase in enrollment, the College arranged to rent those same rooms to women students; the Stevens family continued to live in the rear section of the home. In progress since early June, the job will be wrapped up by mid- to late August. Found inside – Page 330The housing is decent, and most students stay on campus all four years. Maine: Bates College The Bates campus is beautiful all year long, but be prepared for cold. Some students come to visit during the late spring and don't realize ... Found inside – Page 76Also in Lewiston is the campus of Bates College, a distinguished fouryear liberal arts school that can claim Edmund Muskie and Bryant Gumbel among its alumni. Bates began more than a century ago as a Baptist seminary; it subsequently ... The building featured an 80 x 110 foot gymnasium/auditorium, stage, offices, and the Purinton Memorial Room which was a lounge and meeting room for men and organizations using the gymnasium. Construction began on this 2½ story building in the summer of 1962. In the decades to come, success will go to the institutions that know who they are and how to engage effectively with the forces that are shaping our world. Found inside – Page 141COLLEGE. 3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027, USA Tel: 1212 854 2014 Fax: 1 212 854 6220 ... BATES COLLEGE Lindholm House,23 Campus Avenue, Lewiston, ME 04240-9917,USA Tel:1207 141 ... Professor Donald Lent used the theme of the “Canterbury Tales” for this painting which is currently in storage. It included office space and a three stall garage as well as an underground “fallout shelter” which was connected to Lane Hall and later used for storage. Clearing Dana was the priority because that building is about to begin a comprehensive, yearlong reconfiguration into a center for teaching introductory science. Hedge, a Woolwich, Maine native residing in Iowa, contributed $5,000 toward the building’s construction. Other renovations took place over the years; a major one in 1978 totaled about $20,000 and one in 1992 replaced the heating system and fire alarms. The completion of the basement allowed the periodical collection and the audio department to move to the basement and the special collections department to move to the second floor. In 1949 construction began on the Men’s Memorial Commons. The plant was converted from coal to oil in 1954 at a cost of approximately $130,000. As part of Gov. Honors & … 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. Located at 235 College Street, this building opened as a dormitory in 1973 and is named for William Lewis Parsons ’05. The building that eventually became the Muskie Archives was originally the Women’s Locker Building, also known as the Campus Ave. Gymnasium. It was eventually replaced by the Gray Athletic Building, completed in 1927, and Alumni Gymnasium, which opened in 1928. The Gray Athletic Building featured an indoor field large enough to contain a baseball diamond excluding the outfield, a ten lap cinder-dirt track with banked corners, and a wooden track at the mezzanine level which also could serve as a gallery. Named for College trustee (1936-1948) Genevive Dunlap Webb ’17, it is still used as a campus residence. The 25-meter pool is named for Bates graduate Carolyn E. Tarbell ’19 and has eight lanes and an underwater window. Equipment was repaired, the gym floors oiled, and the windows were screened. Also envisioned as a social gathering place, the gymnasium featured a fireplace, piano, phonograph, and a small room for a kitchenette. William Wheeler Bolster, Bates class of 1895, was appointed the first Director of Physical Training and Instruction. Around 1911 a new hardwood floor was laid in the gymnasium. 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. Another renovation in 1953 provided new offices for the social science and history departments. In 2010 Hedge was again refurbished for academic use, and today houses the Environmental Studies, Philosophy, and Religious Studies departments. Located at 239 College Street, it is named for long-time College trustee (1888-1931) Oliver Clason ’77 and is still used as a campus residence. Read more. Please enter your name and e-mail address to receive updates from Bates College. Located at 148 Wood Street, it is still used as a campus residence. Bates’ use of LR-100 will be limited. In 1978, a $750,000 renovation/addition was done by the Architect’s Collaborative of Cambridge, Massachusetts which added 350 seats in the Commons and a solar heating system for heating water; however, these panels are now inoperative. Bates College Historic Photograph collection, PH-01. When the Cobb Divinity School closed in 1908, Roger Williams was used as a dormitory and to house administrative offices—dean of men, dean of women, registrar, bursar, and the president. It was purchased in 1975 for use as a dormitory and is named for Edward Moulton ’19 who served as a College trustee from 1951-1975; it is still used as a campus residence. Consisting of nylon mesh and a metal frame, each cage is 12 by 72 feet. The architect was G. M. Coombs and the total cost with furnishings was about $9,200. Doug Ray: Bates' Admissions is based here. The original owner was E.A. With the completion of Lane Hall, Roger Williams Hall, which had housed the administrative offices, became a full dormitory. Cheney moved in with the Boothby’s upon his retirement as president in 1894. Pro Center . Hathorn was placed on the National Register of Historic Sites in 1970. The design fits the context of the historic campus, reflecting shapes and facades of surrounding buildings. The new Bonney Science Center at Bates College is an exploration of contemporary expression in deep dialogue with the context of a traditional New England college campus. Bertram left $1,000 to be divided among the 25 young college students to help with their college expenses. In a dedication ceremony on June 15, 1973, the building was renamed the Lavinia Miriam Schaeffer Theater. Facilities. Canham House, located at 146 Wood Street, was dedicated in 1985 and named for Erwin D. Canham ’25. 2 just needed the retrofitted combustion components. Baseball is back! Visit our Building Knowledge blog to read-up on the latest trends, innovations and news in building materials, construction and design. The papers were temporarily stored in the basement of Ladd Library and eventually it was decided to renovate the Campus Ave. Gymnasium for use as an archive. In 1991, the school instituted a recycling program, and in 2005, Bates signed a five-year contract to use renewable electricity on campus. Mr. Ladd received an honorary degree in 1947 and was a College trustee from 1957-1977. The “new” Little Theater, designed by Alonzo Harriman was connected to the Treat Gallery; the cost was approximately $463,000. Bates offers the only program in the region in which students prepare for careers in electrical code application, interior and exterior lighting design, and all … It housed radio studios and a classroom on the first floor and art exhibition rooms on the second floor. Located at 55 and 65 Campus Avenue, together these two buildings are home to nearly 250 students, and also offer kitchen, lounge and common areas, and technology spaces. College funds and gifts from trustees and friends provided the $160,000 cost. Found insideSecurity members are not campus police—they are much more interested in keeping students safe than in punishing them. Security is not the enemy at Bates, and students here recognize the effort security members put forth in order to keep ... An addition and renovation to this 1913 building transformed it into a modern, up-to-date complex for physics, biology, and geology, allowing the college to expand … Select Saturdays (9/18, 10/9, 10/23, 11/6, 11/13) 9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00am. Built at a cost of approximately $320,000, Pettigrew housed classrooms and offices for the art, literature, speech, and music departments; it also had sound proof practice rooms. It’s on the Androscoggin River, about 40 miles north of Portland and two hours north of Boston. The Foundations of the College. During World War II, Smith Hall was used to house some of the men from the Navy V-12 program. The American College of the Building Arts educates and trains artisans in the traditional building arts to foster exceptional craftsmanship and encourage the … Upon the successful … For starters, the building’s slate roof is being replaced. Peter J. Gomes ’65 (hon. Found inside – Page 530Mr. Cheney secured funds from many donors; taught, preached, canvassed, planned; obtained worthy assistants, trustees, professors, students, buildings. Bates was the first college in New England to give equal advantages to men and women ... With the completion of Ladd Library in 1973, Coram was redone for use by the psychology department in 1976. The building consisted of a waiting room, offices, two diet kitchens, and separate wings for the men and women; the men’s infirmary was remodeled to become the men’s wing. These windows, donated by various classes, cost approximately $250 each for the small ovals and $500 each for the full figures. The campus of Bates College includes a 133-acre main area, in Lewiston, Maine, and which is maintained by Bates College.It also includes a 600-acre Bates-Morse Mountain Conservation Area, and an 80-acre Coastal Center fresh water habitat at Shortridge.The eastern campus is situated around Lake Andrews, where many residential halls are located. (The cryptic inscription “Thank You” / “May 16—1892” appears on wallpaper uncovered in a different classroom.). Found insideFounded in 1855 on foresighted egalitarian principles, Bates College (2 Andrews Rd., Lewiston, 207/786-6255, www.bates.edu) occupies a lovely, wooded campus in the heart of Lewiston. The oldest campus building is redbrick Hathorn Hall, ... Media related to Bates College, a private liberal arts college in Lewiston, Maine, in the United States. “The jury is still out on that,” says Bob Leavitt, assistant director of maintenance and operations for Facility Services. 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