Johnson Hall, on the WSU Pullman campus, was built in 1961, with a 1968 extension. It housed Agricultural department and programs, and well as the Computing Center(prior to the IT building), and later the Apparel, Merchandising, Design and Textiles (AMDT) program). Its demolition began in late 2022.
AHA! (Architectural History and Archaeology! LLC) is a women-owned small business, which provides cultural resource services throughout the Pacific Northwest. It began operations in 2014.
The collection consists of two 2022 reports, in pdf format, created under contract to WSU. One is a Level II Mitigation Documentation foe the Demolition of Johnson Hall; the other is a Historic Property Report on Johnson Hall. Both files in the collection were copied to WSU MASC’s archival storage, and the original flash drive was retained.
This is an unprocessed collection. Any arrangement reflects either a pre-existing order from the records' creators or previous custodians, or preliminary sorting performed by staff.
Both files in the collection were copied to WSU MASC’s archival storage.
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Preliminary Guide to the Architectural History and Archaeology! LLC Johnson Hall reports, 2022 (UA2022-11)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
Ann Sharley of Architectural History and Archaeology LLC, Spokane, donated this collection to the Washington State University Libraries on October 12, 2022, where it was retained as UA2022-11.
University Archivist Mark O’English accessioned this collection in December of 2022.
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