Aerial photograph of Quadrangles I and II, men's dormitories at North Texas State College, in 1951.

Photograph of Kendall Hall, a women's dormitory, at North Texas State College, 1951.

Aerial photograph of the Little Dormitory Group of North Texas State College, 1951. Circled in ink are the structures Bell Hall, Coke Hall, Culberson Hall, Hamilton Hall, Ireland Hall, Murrah Hall, Roberts Hall, Rose Hall, Throckmorton Hall, Runnells Hall, Cooks' Lounge and Toilets, and the Storage and Wash House.

Photograph of Marquis Hall at North Texas State College in 1951. Marquis Hall was the first dormitory built on campus, designed to house one hundred-twelve women.

Photograph of Oak Street Hall at North Texas State College. The east wing was the original part of the building, build in 1941-1942, as a two story, brick veneer apartment house erected by Mrs. W. J. McConnell. It was built to house one hundred women. A later addition increased the space and allowed another one hundred and twenty-five to be housed.

Photograph of Terrill Hall at North Texas State College, 1951. Named for the third President, Menter B. Terrill, this was the second dormitory for women built on campus, erected between 1938-1939.

Photograph of Terrill Hall at North Texas State College, 1951. Named for the third President, Menter B. Terrill, this was the second dormitory for women built on campus, erected between 1938-1939.