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1885
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Rollins
College founded
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The
Parsonage Built
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1886
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Pinehurst
Built
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Knowles
Hall I built
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Lakeside
Cottage built -
men's dormitory until 1949
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Dining
Hall (College Commons) built
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1887
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Pinehurst
house new kitchen, chemistry lab,
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1890
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Lyman
Gymnasium built
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1891
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Cloverleaf
Cottage built
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1895
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Cloverleaf
Cottage named Cloverleaf this year due to Sandspur article
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1896
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President
Ward and his wife lived in Pinehurst on the North Side of the
Building
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1898
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Pinehurst
served as the business school
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Parsonage
back in hands of Congregational Church for 44 years
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1903
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Dining
Hall (College Commons) additions made for storage space and
chemical laboratory
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1904
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Lake
Virginia Boathouse built
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Sparrell
House donated
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In
Pinehurst, two rooms on the third floor were used as an infirmary
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1906
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Art
Studio built
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1908
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Dining
Hall (College Commons) moved to behind Pinehurst
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Cloverleaf
moved to make room for Carnegie Hall
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1909
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Chase
Hall built
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Carnegie
Hall built
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Knowles
Hall II built -
housed the science department until 1969
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Knowles Hall I burned to the ground
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Art
Studio moved to current location of Elizabeth Hall
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Carnegie
Hall used a library until 1951, used as post office until 1946
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1910
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Harmon
Hall built
(later bought by the college)
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1914
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Park
Avenue School built
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1917
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Pinehurst
used as conservatory for music until 1936
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Cloverleaf
Hall - bathroom's finally installed
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Sparrell
House residence for President George Ward
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1918
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Dining Hall (College Commons) burned
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1919
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Dining
Hall II built
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1921
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O'Neal
House built
by local fraternity Phi Alpha
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1926
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Winter
Park Baptist church was built, later to become the Fred Stone theatre
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Recreation
Hall built
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Lyman
Gymnasium renovated to include classrooms and offices
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1927
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Pelican
Beach House acquired by Rollins College
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1929
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Walk
of Fame created by Hamilton Holt
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Rollins
Hall built;
used primarily as a residence hall for fraternities
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Sparrell
House remodeled to add classroom space for English Department
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1930
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Mayflower
Hall built;
used as sorority housing for Pi Beta Phi
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Pugsley
Hall built;
used also as female housing
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1932
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Annie
Russell Theatre built
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Knowles
Memorial Chapel built
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Knowles
Hall II - originally had a chapel within, but with completion of
Knowles Memorial Chapel, old one was removed
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1933
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Lingerlong
purchased
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Holt
House purchased
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Harmon
Hall renovated into an infirmary
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1934
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McQueen
House purchased - later
to be called the Fred Stone Laboratory
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Alfond
Baseball Stadium/ Harper-Shepherd Field given to Rollins by Winter
Park
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1936
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Fox
Hall Built
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Lyman
Hall Built
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Gale
Hall built
on site of old tennis courts, housed Phi Delta Theta until 1939
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Barze
House purchased
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In
Pinehurst, English department, Post Office and College Relations
Office moved in till 1941
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Mayflower
Hall - second and third floors provided living space for 16 girls
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Pugsley
Hall - Kappa Kappa Gamma was first sorority to move into building
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1937
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Cross
Hall built
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Hooker
Hall built
- housed the Theta Kappa Nu fraternity until 1939
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Lyman
Hall - housed Phi Delta Theta until 1943
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Original
McQueen House now renamed Comstock Cottage
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Sparrell
House used for the Music Department
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1938
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Woolson
House built
- library of books and used by English department
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1939
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Strong
Hall built
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Aloma
Club acquired
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Gale
Hall - housed X-Club until 1943
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1940
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Dyer
Memorial (Faculty Club) built
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Beal-Maltbie
Center built
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1941
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French
House built
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Alumni
House built
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Student
Union built
- later to be known as Rice Family Bookstore
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Pinehurst
used as the STAR (Specialized Training and Reassignment) unit
headquarters
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1942
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Alfond
Baseball Stadium/ Harper-Shepherd Field fully owned by Rollins
College
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Rollins
College owned The Parsonage again
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Pelican
Beach House used as a shelter station by Coast Guard during this
time
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1944
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Casa
Iberia purchased
by Rollins College
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Pelican
Beach House returned to Rollins College by Coast Guard
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Lyman
Hall - housed Delta Chi
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1946
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Warne
House purchased
- provided housing for college librarian until 1951
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1947
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Warren
Administration Building built
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Corrin
Hall built
- used as women facilities until 1958
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Sullivan
House built
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1948
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Pinehurst
renovated - new roof and façade
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Guest
House purchased
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1949
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Orlando
Hall built
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1951
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Mills
Memorial Center built first used as library
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1954
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Lingerlong
renovated and used as a residential hall
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1955
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Abbot
House purchased
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1956
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Martin
House acquired -
used by the music department
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1957
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The
Parsonage - renovated into Presidential Museum
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Sparrell
House used by English Department
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O'Neal
House deeded to Rollins when fraternity moved into Rex Beach
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1958
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Rex
Beach Hall built
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Mowbrary
House acquired
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Harmon
Hall no longer infirmary, because student residence
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Lyman
Gymnasium moved to make room for Rose Skillman Dining Hall
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Dining
Hall II now used for art studios
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Carnegie
Hall used as the news bureau and bookstore
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Art
Studio moved to west of Cloverleaf
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Guest
House used as a news bureau for the Sandspur
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Cloverleaf
renovated - occupied by physical education program from 1958-1968
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1959
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Elizabeth
Hall built
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Ruth
House purchased
and used as a girls dormitory until 1970
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Randall
House purchased
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1960
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Lake Virginia Boat house destroyed by Hurricane Donna
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Recreation Hall burned after being struck by lightning
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Corrin
Hall - Chi Omega moved in
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1961
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Reed
House purchased
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Simmons
House acquired through
donation
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Trovillion
House purchased
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Anderson
House built and donated to Rollins College
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Fred
Stone Theatre - Winter Park Baptist Church purchased and turned
into a theatre, originally called Bingham Hall
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1962
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McKean
Hall built
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Park
Avenue School purchased
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1963
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Pinehurst
residence hall for Alpha Phi sorority
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1964
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Sutton
Place Apartments built (purchased later)
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1965
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Crummer
Hall built
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Matthews
House purchased
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Pflug
Hall purchased
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DuBois
Health Center built
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Fred
Stone Theatre moved to current site
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Barze
House renamed Chase Music Building
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1966
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Holt
Hall Built
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Holt House sold
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Lingerlong demolished to make way for Dubois Health Center
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1967
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Sparrell House demolished to make room for the Bush Science Center
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Guest House demolished
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Trovillion
House moved
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1968
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Bush
Science Center built
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Enyart-Alumni
Field House built
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Anderson
House sold
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Pinehurst
housed Latin American Area Studies
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1969
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Ward
Hall Built
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College
Arms purchased
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Cloverleaf Cottage demolished
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Abbot House demolished
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Knowles
Memorial Chapel - classroom and office space added to building
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Art
Studio moved to next of French House, used as an Annex
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Knowles
Hall II - housed Departments of Behavioral Science, History and
Political Affairs
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1970
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Lakeside Cottage demolished
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Art Studio demolished sometime this decade
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Pelican Beach House sold
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Lyman
Hall renovated
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1971
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Barze House (now Chase Music Building) demolished
to make way for the new gymnasium
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Reed House demolished
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Simmons House demolished
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1972
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Pinehurst
Organization first house in Pinehurst
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Cross
Hall renovated
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Strong
Hall renovated
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1973
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Alfond
Swimming Pool built
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Fred Stone Laboratory demolished
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Fred
Stone Theatre - originally called Bingham Hall, renamed Fred Stone
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College
Arms housed Campus Safety Department, office space for Vice
President John Tiedtke
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1974
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Hauck
Hall built
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Keene
Hall built
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Facilities
Management Building built
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Lyman Gymnasium burned
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O'Neal House demolished to make way for Keene Hall
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Annie
Russell Theatre renovations - new seats, carpets, painting
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1975
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U.T.
Bradley Crew Boathouse built
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Annie
Russell Theatre - new box office added
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1976
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The Parsonage demolished
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Warne House demolished
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Martin House sold
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1977
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Cornell
Fine Arts Museum built
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Dining Hall II demolished
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1978
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Annie
Russell Theatre - new office spaces added on, along with a scene
shop
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1979
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Hooker
Hall renovated - added a whole new wing that included rooms,
lounge, and a library
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1980
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Mowbrary
House renovated
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1982
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Trovillion House demolished
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Knowles
Memorial Chapel - extensive roof repairs made
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1983
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Alfond
Baseball Stadium/ Harper-Shepherd Field - stadium portion built
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The
Greenhouse was built
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Knowles Hall II demolished to make room for Olin Library
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Pinehurst
renovated - $250,000 spent, moved 20 feet away from original spot
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1985
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The
Olin Library was built
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The
Greenhouse - storage area was added
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1987
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Matthews House demolished
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Walk
of Fame renovated
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1988
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The
Johnson Center was built onto Bush Science Center
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Cornell
Hall built
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Bert
W. Martin Tennis Complex built
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1989
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Park Avenue School demolished
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1990
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Alfond
Boathouse built
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1993
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Lawrence
Center purchased
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1994
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The
Virginia S. Nelson Rose Garden was built
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Mary-Jean
Mitchell Green Plaza built
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1995
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Wynee
Martin Warden Costume Studio built
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Knowles
Memorial Chapel - added to the National Register of Historic
Places
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1996
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Annie
Russell Theatre - added
to the National Register of Historic Places
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1997
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Rosen
Family Center - building was purchased from Catholic Newman Center
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1999
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Bush
Executive Center built
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SunTrust
Plaza and Parking Garage built
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Cornell
Campus Center built
on top of old cafeteria
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Anderson House demolished
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2000
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Rice
Family Bookstore and Café - once Student Union, now rededicated
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2001
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Sutton
Place Apartments purchased
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Harold
and Ted Alfond Sports Center built on Enyart Alumni Field House
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2002
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Copeland
Tennis Stadium built
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McKean
Gateway built
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2003
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Marshall
and Vera Lea Rinker Building built
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Knowles
Memorial Chapel - extensive roof repairs made
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2004
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Barker
Presidential House built
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DuBois Health Center demolished
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Fox
Hall - underwent major renovation
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Keene
Hall renovated
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Gale
Hall - housed X-Club
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2005
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McKean
Hall renovated
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2006
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Harmon Hall demolished
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Pflug Hall demolished
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