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Bldg. 18 UWF Registrar, Advising
Buildings 18 and 19 were, for the most part, wooden struct...
Bldg. 13 UWF Anthropology
Occupied in 1967, the building was designed for change, in...
Student Health Center, Bldg. 63
Bldg. 63 Health Center
The need for additional dormi...
Bldg. 10, 11, 12 UWF Admin/Classroom
The first buildings to be constructed on the UWF campus we...
Bldg. 40, UWF Central Utility Building
Although not the best known campus facility, the Central U...
Bldg. 36, 37, UWF Humanities, Arts and Media Center
Buildings 36 and 37, the work of the firm of Ellis Bullock...
Bldg. 32, UWF John C. Pace Library
Named for the first UWF Board member, the John C. Pace Uni...
Scenic Hills Country Club and Golf Course
During a time when Soviet space dominance rattled our nati...
Big Texan Steak Ranch
Are you hungry for a challenge? Do you have the intestinal...
Barnes Curb Market
Dubuque Iowa's grain-fed beef brought fame and fortune to ...
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Bldg. 18 UWF Registrar, Advising
Buildings 18 and 19 were, for the most part, wooden structures with earth-red brick exterior walls and a wooden "boxed grid" flat roof with copper fascias.
It was the desire of the architects, Sam Marshall and Dick MacNeil, that the ...
Bldg. 13 UWF Anthropology
Occupied in 1967, the building was designed for change, initially housing the science faculties, their respective laboratories, and the lecture auditorium. The design worked, as this building has been through a series of renovations over the years.
The science lecture auditorium ...
Student Health Center, Bldg. 63
Bldg. 63 Health Center
The need for additional dormitories and a Student Health Center brought about the design for ten more residence halls to be ready for occupancy by 1975. President Crosby wanted to stay within the construction costs of the ...
Bldg. 10, 11, 12 UWF Admin/Classroom
The first buildings to be constructed on the UWF campus were the Administrative/classroom building complex, buildings 10, 11, and 12. They divided the administrative function into three separate buildings, replacing the more traditional large, single structure. It also moved the ...
Bldg. 40, UWF Central Utility Building
Although not the best known campus facility, the Central Utilities Building, during the early years of UWF, provided the lifelines for the rest of campus, including central heating and air, chilled water distribution, electricity, steam and natural gas.
The consulting ...
Bldg. 36, 37, UWF Humanities, Arts and Media Center
Buildings 36 and 37, the work of the firm of Ellis Bullock Associates, reveal a two-story covered drive-through entry that connects the two structures that in 1967 made up the Humanities, Music, Theatre and Art Building and Media Center. The ...
Bldg. 32, UWF John C. Pace Library
Named for the first UWF Board member, the John C. Pace University Library was built in the geometric center of the campus to serve as the University's visual focal point. With an open ground floor designed for future expansion, the ...
Scenic Hills Country Club and Golf Course
During a time when Soviet space dominance rattled our nation, conflict in the Koreas was settling into an uneasy peace, and a movement for civil rights for blacks was looming on the horizon, two family men from the area of ...
Big Texan Steak Ranch
Are you hungry for a challenge? Do you have the intestinal fortitude and capacity to tackle a 72-ounce steak with all of the fixin's in less than one hour?
Tens of thousands have stopped at the Big Texan Steak Ranch ...
Barnes Curb Market
Dubuque Iowa's grain-fed beef brought fame and fortune to a local Ensley grocery store when the Barnes family opened the Barnes Curb Market in 1947. Grady Barnes opened the first grocery store in the Ensley community, which showed the first ...