George H. Brimhall Building (Provo, Utah)
Administrative History
The George H. Brimhall Building (1918- ) is a building on Brigham Young University's campus.
The George H. Brimhall Building was constructed in 1918 and has housed a variety of university departments. It was initially used by the Student Army Training Corps, then it housed the Department of Mechanical Arts. At one point, it even served as the garage for the university president's car. By 1933, the building housed journalism and English courses. It went through a series of renovations, as two stories were added in 1935 and the entire building was renovated in 1984. It was then claimed by the Department of Visual Arts. In 2005, the Department of Communications moved into the building, in order to consolidate its various labs and classrooms. It was rededicated in August 2005 by John H. Groberg.
Citation:
College of Fine Arts and Communications History, Aug. 8, 2014 (George H. Brimhall Building; constructed 1918; used by Student Army Training Corps; housed Department of Mechanical Arts; garage for president's car; held journalism and English courses in 1933; two stories added in 1935; renovated in 1984; claimed by Department of Visual Arts; Department of Communications moved in 2005; re-dedicated August 2005 by John H. Groberg)Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
Brigham Young University photographs of the George H. Brimhall Building, date of production not identified
Brigham Young University photographs of the Mechanic Arts Building, date of production not identified
Brimhall, 1918-1935
College of Biology and Agriculture photographs
Contains photographs of the deans, faculty, classes, facilities, and groups of the College of Biology and Agriculture as well as its predecessors, the College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences and the College of Applied Sciences. Dated approximately 1885-2005.
Photograph of auto mechanics class
Photograph of dedication ceremony for the Brimhall Building
Photograph of Upper Campus
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