C.E. Arnold, Dallas, TEX; College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
This building was built in 1902 for $31,000 and was demolished in 1929. The next year the Cushing Memorial Library was built on this site. An excerpt from the writings of the Class of 1906 describes this historic building in the following manner,…
"…During the fall term, after our initiation into the mysteries of college life, the new Chemical-Veterinary Building was completed, and was occupied at the beginning of 1903. This is a substantial two-story brick building, one-half of which is occupied by the Department of Chemistry and the other by the Department of Veterinary Science. It contains the offices of the two departments, together with four lecture rooms, four student laboratories, two private laboratories for professors, the laboratory of the State Chemist, an assay room, a dissecting room, store rooms, balance rooms, a geological museum and the museum of the diseases of animals. It is one of the handsomest and most useful building on the campus. " [Long Horn, Student Yearbook, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. 1906. pg.36.]