Hatch Hall (south campus location) and Stewart Hall, ca. 1911

This view shows trees covered with pogonip in front of Hatch Hall and Stewart Hall with the caption on the image reading, "Zinsky Zow Zow!!" Hatch Hall, also known as Hatch Station, was originally named the State Mining Laboratory. The building was finished in 1891 and later changed to house the College of Agriculture in 1900 after a fire destroyed the Agricultural Experiment Station. Located to the west of Morrill Hall, the building was moved in 1926 to where the current day Church of Fine Arts Building is located in order to make room for the construction of the new Alice McManus Clark Library. Hatch Hall was torn down in 1959 for the construction of the new arts building. Stewart Hall, originally named the Dormitory Building, was the first female dormitory built on campus, completed in 1890. The top level of the building was torn down in the spring of 1959 due to damage from an earthquake, and in the fall of 1966 the name was changed to Stewart Administration until 1974 when it was completely demolished. It was located where the rose garden to the northwest of Morrill Hall is located today.