| Summary: | The top row shows the old Meany Hall on the left, the view to Mount Rainier and Lake Washington and the Forestry Building. The Forestry Building was originally constructed for the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exhibition. Following the exhibition, the building was used as the Washington State History museum before structural issues caused it to be torn down in 1930. The middle row shows Denny Hall, Miller Hall (Education Hall), Bagley Hall, the Sylvan Grove columns, the Chimes Tower, Parrington Hall (Science Hall), and the library (housed in the Washington State Building from the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition). The bottom row shows Meany Hall and Husky Stadium. General University of Washington location provided.
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