Buildings and Campus Landmarks

 

This collection highlights a wide spectrum of information relating to the history of Alfred University and its students. Much more is available in the University Archives Collection.

Recent Submissions

  • Dedication of the Carnegie Library, June 1913 
    Clawson, Cortez R. (Sabbath Recorder, 1913-06)
    Program and remarks made at the dedication of the Carnegie Library at Alfred University.
  • The Terra Cotta 
    Bouck, Warren L. (1990)
    A short history of the Terra Cotta building on Main Street, Alfred, NY.
  • The Brick, 1964-65 
    Alfred University (1964-09)
    This booklet was written to introduce the Class of '68 to the general regulations of the Brick Dormatory.
  • History of the Steinheim Museum at Alfred University 
    Alfred University. Archives. (2011-09-09)
    This short article gives an overview of the Steinheim building at Alfred University, originally constructed as a natural history museum.
  • History of Prexy's Pool at Alfred University 
    Alfred University. Archives. (2011-09-09)
    This is a short history of what was called Prexy's Pool at Alfred University (a small reflecting pool located within sight of the University president's office).
  • History of the observatories at Alfred University 
    Stull, John (2011-09-09)
    This history outlines the story of Alfred University and its observatories. The author has dedicated over 50 years to improving the current observatory and has extensive knowledge of the first one constructed in the mid-19th ...
  • History of the Delta Sigma Phi house at Alfred University 
    Alfred University. Archives. (2011-09-09)
    This history outlines the history of the house located at the intersection of Main Street and Pine Street in Alfred, NY that was originally the home of William and Amanda Burdick, later the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity house ...
  • History of Davis Gym at Alfred University 
    Alfred University. Archives. (2011-09-09)
    This short history captures the time line of the Davis Gym at Alfred University.