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Plan of campus
Drawing of campus, 1/100 of an inch equals 1 foot.
Campus of the Future Planned by Architects, page 1
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , Vol. XIII, No. 14
Working Plan Map of the Campus of the State University, Missoula, Montana
Map showing current campus grounds, structures, water, sewer and steam lines.
May Extend Campus of State University, page 1
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , Vol. XV, No. 2
George H. Carsley and Cass Gilbert Plan for The University of Montana-Missoula Campus
Plan for the campus including future construction projects and land acquisition; scale 60 feet equals 1 inch.
Gilbert-Carsley Plan
Photograph of the Cass Gilbert and George Carsley plan for the University of Montana-Missoula. Edited in Photoshop by archives specialist Carlie Magill.
Inventory Map
Map of the University of Montana-Missoula campus showing current land holdings. Includes a list of buildings on the campus with construction dates and cost.
State University of Montana and Future Buildings
Map of the University of Montana-Missoula campus showing current campus buildings, future buildings and private property within the grounds.
Property Map State University of Montana
Map showing land owned by the university within the original Carsley-Gilbert, also shows land that is privately owned within the plan.
Illustrated Map of Land Acquisitions of Montana State University 1893-1936
Photograph of map showing the history of land acquisition by the University of Montana-Missoula.
Telegram; Jerry J. O'Connell to Dr. George Finlay Simmons
Telegram regarding the allocation of WPA funds for campus improvement project.
Campus Development Committee Meeting Notes
Notes from early meeting pre-post war planning about the role of the committee.
Memo to Members of the Executive Council and the State Board of Education, page 1, page 2 and page 3
Memo outlining concerns about the post war University Campus, addresses space issues.
The University of Montana Statement of Plans and Needs for Post-War Education, page 1
Document detailing post war plans for entire state university system.
Contract Form A, page 1
Contract between The University of Montana and architect John Paul Jones.
Memo from T.G. Swearingen to C.W. Leaphart
Memo from Swearingen to Leaphart, university president about campus planning.
Letter from John Paul Jones to Charles W. Leaphart, university president
Letter about Jones's responsibilities as architect and a copy of his contract with the university.
Memo from H.G. Merriam to Ernest O. Melby
Memo from Merriam to Melby, university president about post war planning.
Then, Now and Tomorrow
Pamphlet promoting the university and building expansion.
Development Plan Scheme A, Montana State University
Plan for the campus including future construction projects and land acquisition,
Consideration for Proposed Campus Plan, page 1 and 2
Document listing areas of concern for John Paul Jones's proposed campus plan.
Swearingen Contemplating Campus Improvement Plan, page 1
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , Vol. LIII
Amphitheater in Oval Would Add to Campus Beauty, page 4
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , No. 74
Architectural Hodgepodge, page 5
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , No. 35
Long Range Campus Plan, Montana State University, page 21, 30, 31
Plan for University of Montana-Missoula campus buildings and grounds.
The Plans Are Great, page 2
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , Vol. 67, No. 6
Aerial view of Campus
Aerial view of The University and Missoula, Montana.
U Building Plans to Cover All Aspects of Campus Life, page 6
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , Vol. 68, No. 15
Ten-Year University Expansion Plan Expected to Satisfy Needs of 10,000 Students by 1975, page 1
Article from student newspaper The Montana Kaimin , Vol. 70, No. 31
University of Montana-Missoula Master Plan, page 29
Master plan for the university of Montana-Missoula.
Draft Growth Framework, page 19
Plan for University of Montana-Missoula campus buildings and grounds.