Carney
Hall - Science Building - photo, Historical Souvenir of The
Kansas State Teachers College, 1924
Carney Hall - no postmark (c1915-1930)
Carney Hall - no postmark (c1921-1950)
Carney Hall was the fourth building built
on the campus in 1917 and was the home to the science department
and the home economics department.. It was designed by
state architect, Charles H. Changler and was built at a
cost of $270,000 and included a 2000 seat auditorium. The
building was named in honor of Governor Carney, Kansas
governor during the Civil War. It was razed in 1980 and
replaced with Heckert-Wells Hall.
