University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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ERASMUS HAWORTH Haworth Hall, named in honor of Erasmus Haworth, professor of geology, who was instrumental in getting the build- ing here, was completed August, 1909. The various phases of mining, ore dressing, and geology arc studied here and the building is one of the most completely fitted in the country for this type of study. Two large museum rooms for mineralogy, economic and dynamic geol- ogy arc in this building.

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GEORGE A. FOWLED Fowler Shops was completed in 1899, and is the gift of Mr. George A. Fowler of Ka nsas City, Mo., as a memorial to his father. It is devoted primarily to instruction in machine construc- tion methods, containing woodworking and pattern- making room; forge room, foundry and machine shop. The hydraulic and dynamo labratories of the Engineering School occupied tem- porary rooms here, until moved to the new building in back of Marvin Hall. Mr. L. I. Blake was in- strumental in securing this gift from Mr Fowler.