Troy Hall 1912

Troy Hall 1912

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Two men wearing hats sit along side a cart pulled by two pigs transporting large milk cans in front of Troy Hall's Creamery and Dairy Department. Signs on the building read "A. Olston Groceries" and "W.S.C. Cream Station." Designed by K. Zittle Troy Hall, WSU building 36, was completed in 1926. Named for David S. Troy, a dairyman from Port Townsend and a WSU Regent, the building served as the campus dairy. Though the main entrance faces south onto College Avenue, most pedestrian traffic enters from the north.

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1912

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Pullman, WA