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The structure was constructed of masonry with metal piers and heavy wood beams. The barn was constructed with a stucco exterior. The roof, windows, and doors were all of wood. The free standing silo was, and still is, located to the west of the two story section of the barn. The interior of the Dairy Barn consisted of metal track work connecting the hay lofts, pens and milking area. The tracks were used to transport feed and milk around the barn.

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The barn had milking facilities for 40 cows, calf stalls, a feed room, boiler room, a chiller, hay loft, a room for an attendant and an office. All milking equipment and overhead track work was removed from the building in Builders of the Southwest, edited by Seymour V. Professor Stangel had no offices when the Tech campus opened.

His desk was a treadle sewing machine. Of the students enrolled in Texas Tech, 60 were students in the School of Agriculture. Since the Agriculture school was incomplete, Professor Stangel made do on the first day of class and taught the students how to make a rope halter from lengths of rope the students themselves had to furnish. As soon as the Dairy Barn was ready, students were encouraged to bring their own dairy cattle to school.

Students had to apply and those approved could bring up to three milk cows. The students cared for the cattle as part of their education. The cattle were housed at the Dairy Barn along with the herd begun by Professor Stangel in March By the summer of , six students had organized a dairy operation. Students were responsible for feeding, milking, and cleaning up after the cattle herd. One student offered to bring his own herd of registered Jerseys for use as the college herd but his offer was not accepted Green The Student Dairy Association, organized in , and the Dairy Manufactures Department, organized in , sold milk and ice cream to the campus cafeteria and Home Economics food labs.

By , as the dairy grew, students also sold milk, butter, and cream to the residents of Lubbock, delivering the products by horse drawn wagon Andrews The students received payment for the dairy products they sold to Lubbock residents and those funds enabled them to attend Texas Tech. This resulted in the students who brought their own cows losing that privilege. The Dairy Manufactures Department continued Green A review of the papers of Professor W. As part of the Dairy Manufactures Department, extensive records were kept of all milk production.

Each milk cow was assigned a number and her production was recorded monthly. Production of different breeds of cattle was recorded for analysis. For example, during the period of May 26, to June 26, , the Dairy Manufactures Department, housed in the Dairy Barn, produced 31, pounds of milk. That converts to approximately 3, gallons. Monthly rates of production varied, reaching as high as 72, pounds 9, gallons of milk during the period March 26 to April 25, In July of , there were a total of 64 cows included in the herd.

There were 33 Holsteins, 20 Jerseys and 11 Guernseys. The Dairy Barn no longer fit with the scope of the college.

Portions of the Dairy Barn were demolished to make room for the Foreign Language building. In , Tech administration announced plans to turn the Dairy Barn into a campus entertainment center Green Those plans never materialized. The proposed mall was never developed and the Dairy Barn and Silo were left to stand alone and deteriorate, surrounded by modern buildings that did not have a tale to tell.

As part of the drive to have the Dairy Barn added to the National Register of Historic Places, several former students who had studied or worked with the herd of dairy cattle had some thought provoking remarks. He would, in turn, make a hand at milking, processing, and even run the delivery wagon pulled by a little team of mules and have no fear of missing a house because Dan and Kate had the route down pat.

Architectural students have drawn and studied the design and structure of the Tech Dairy Barn and Silo probably as much as any building on campus. Even today in its abused and neglected condition one sees many a student with their drawing boards and sketch pad s sitting and drawing the historical old Barn and Silo. It speaks loudly of our beginning and past. As one looks at the Diary Barn today, one sees a building honored as a historical building but sadly neglected once again.

The leaders of the efforts to restore the Dairy Barn and designate it as a historic place have passed on. In the rush to keep up with the latest advancements, we have lost sight of our past. The Dairy Barn stands as a silent witness to the past of Texas Tech, a past that centers on the agricultural industry that made this part of the Southwest great.

The Dairy Barn should not fade away into that past. Someone, somewhere, somehow should take up the cause of the Dairy Barn again and breathe life back into a building that has been part of the Texas Tech campus since the beginning. At the time this paper was presented in April , the Dairy Barn was not in good shape.

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There were holes in the roof and the paint was peeling. In the fall of , restoration work was completed on the Dairy Barn. The roof was replaced. The Diary Barn received a fresh coat of paint and exterior damage was repaired. The author is not aware of what work was completed inside the building.

The First Thirty Years. Builders of the Southwest. The majority of the material that makes up the University Archives at Texas Tech University consists of historical documents and memorabilia relating directly to Texas Tech. Occasionally an item will appear within a collection that does not fit the collecting scope of the University Archives. Bradford Knapp was president of Texas Tech during this time period. The oddities highlighted here will remain within this collection. This collection contains an entire folder of advertisements sent to the Texas Tech Bookstore by various publishing houses and suppliers of items a college student might need.

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Economic Forum newsletter subscription offer, including 3 free books concerning the economy. This advertisement was in the Bookstore folder dated , at the height of the Great Depression. Patton suggested the following scale, stating that it was as close as he could recall from previous experience:. The journal is at the far end, next to the small pool.

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In the Peruvian Jungle, at the Challenge Tomb behind the Jungle Ruins basecamp, follow the path until you have to climb and jump across tree branches to reach the other side of the ravine. You need to be brave and make Lara run over the edge of the rockface a little way to the left of the rope line you make across the gorge. This is in the top-most room of the North-West crypt, after the climb to the sarcophagus. Break through the black wall to find it.

The document is at the end on a rock. Once you start the path to the challenge tomb and fall down into the water, this is directly ahead once you come through the short tunnel. This one can be found across the rope bridge after lighting the Jungle Cavern base camp fire. This is in the main chamber of the challenge tomb by the Jungle Cavern base camp. Inside the crypt at this location on your map. If coming to it later, start from the Plane Fuselage basecamp, and turn right from the fire while looking at the plane.

Find the climbable tree next to the grapple wall, then swing across the branches to get to the crypt area, which is by a pool. Break in through the stone entrance. This is in a box waiting for you. In the jungle, stand next to the rope bridge point at this location where Lara is in this map screenshot , because you can drop down onto the rock face below from here.