The Library, Over Time
The library started in Stetson, moved to Sawyer, then returned to Stetson.
Stetson Library 1966
Digging the foundation of Sawyer, shot from the west. Stetson Library is in the background.
Stetson Hall 2009 (after it was a library, and before it became one again)
Sawyer Library - built in 1975
The new Stetson-Sawyer Library, opened in ~2016
The Stetson-Sawyer Library
The latest version of the Williams library, opened in ~2016, features a renovated Stetson Hall with large new expansion behind it.
Stetson Hall Sawyer Library
Stetson Library
Rear of Steston-Sawyer Library
Rear of Stetson-Sawyer library, at night
Transitional outdoor made indoor space in Stetson-Sawyer library
Reading room in Stetson
Schapiro & Hollander
2 new academic buildings were added to the Library Quad in 2008. Schapiro Hall houses classrooms and faculty offices for the social sciences, and Hollander Hall for languages.
Shapiro Hall
View of Shapiro Hall and partial view of Hopkins
Class of 1966 Environmental Center
The environmental center, opened in 2015, is at it’s core, the old Kellogg House (which was moved, renovated, and expanded). It’s one of the first Living Building Challenge projects on the east coast, designed for net zero energy and water, 100% solar PV powered. The Architects were Black River Design Architects – run by our own John Rahill.
Class of 1966 Environmental Center - The section on the left is the old Kellogg House
Class of 1966 Environmental Center - aerial view showing all the solar panels & garden plots
Class of 1966 Environmental Center - downhill view, showing the water reclamation pond