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
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