The Stories Told by Lewis & Clark’s Historic Buildings
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Cooley House living room -
Cooley House (ca. 1928–29) was designed by Ellis Lawrence for Cameron and Claire Squires and built in 1924. Philanthropist Sue Cooley donated it to Lewis & Clark for use as a president’s residence in 2002. -
Corbett House (above), designed by Pietro Belluschi for Hamilton and Harriet Corbett, was completed in 1929. In 2000 the 18-acre property became Lewis & Clark’s South Campus, home to the Graduate School of Education and Counseling, College Outdoors, and other administrative offices. -
Corbett House -
Gatehouse lantern -
Book cover -
Frank Manor House -
Lloyd and Edna Frank with their son and Lloyd Frank’s grandmother, Jeanette Meier -
Fir Acres gardens (ca. 1930) -
Herman Brookman’s architectural plan, main floor, Frank Manor House -
Frank Manor House and garden terraces (ca. 1930) -
Manor house dining room (ca. 1930) -
Cooley House (ca. 1928–29) -
Stephen Dow Beckham, the Dr. Robert B. Pamplin Jr. Professor of History
