Henderson Hall

Located at 5 William L. Jones Drive, Cookeville, Tenn. This building was built in 1931 and was formerly known as the Industrial Arts Building and as the Engineering Building. In 1962 this building was renamed Henderson Hall after James M. Henderson, who was a faculty member of Engineering and Math at Tennessee Polytechnic Institute. 

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    Engineering Building, circa 1960

    In 2023, the building formerly known as the Engineering Building is called Henderson Hall. 

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    Henderson Hall, 2023

    One student walks on the sidewalk in front of Henderson Hall. Also visible in photo are two benches, two trash recepticals, and a lamp post.

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    Henderson Hall in 1977, before the plaza was built.

    Students walk on the sidewalk in front of Henderson Hall, while a few students enter and exit the building. Two students chat with each other while standing in the grass. 

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    Henderson Hall and Plaza, 2023

    Front of Henderson Hall during 2023, after the plaza was built. One student walks on the sidewalk in front of Henderson Hall. Also visible in photo are four white chairs, a trash receptical, three benches, and a trellis.

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    Henderson Hall, circa 1971-1975

    A group of people wait outside behind Henderson Hall during a fire drill.

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    Henderson Hall, 2023

    Back of Henderson Hall.

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    Henderson Hall, 2023

    Polaroid image of the rear of Henderson Hall.

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Henderson Hall