Arbuthnot Hall
Name of Building: Arbuthnot Hall
Built: 1963
Razed: 2011
Architects & Construction:
Architects for this building was Burns, Bear, McNeil, and Schneider of Portland
Construction was completed by Robert D. Morrow of Salem
Past Uses:
Originally, it was used as a women's dormitory with housing for over 150 women in 75 rooms. In 1986, Arbuthnot Hall merged with new building to become the Oregon Police Academy. The building was razed in 2011.
Extra Information:
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A new wing was added in 1987 for the Oregon Police Academy.
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The building was named afer Katherine Arbuthnot who was a popular social science teacher from 1913-1947
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The building sits on the former site of a Texaco Gas station.
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The building was nicknamed "Arby" by its residents.
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