The '50s: Construction and Renovation
The money raised for building and renovation in the '40s was put to work on campus in the '50s. Winton-Scott Hall of Science was built and the new Religion center was begun, containing The Brite Divinity School, Beasley Undergraduate Religion, and the Robert Carr Chapel.
The Brown-Lupton Student Center and Pete Wright Hall boys' dormitory were built, and Jarvis Hall was renovated. The stadium was enlarged. Colby Hall women's dormitory, Milton Daniel Hall men's dormitory, and Dan D. Rogers Hall were built.
Mary Couts Burnett Library was enlarged. The original Goode Hall was demolished and became the new Clark Hall. The old Clark Hall was renovated and will be Sadler Hall in the '60s. Brite College was renovated and became the Bailey Building, and Sherley Hall women's dormotory was built.
1952
The Winton-Scott Hall of Science
1953
The Robert Carr Chapel anchors the Religion Center
1953
Barracks are behind the Library and Winton-Scott Hall of Science; on the east side, more are to the right of the Gymnasium
1955
Brown-Lupton Student Center
1957
Construction of Colby Hall and Milton-Daniel Residence Halls; The Brite/Bailey renovation is far right in this photo
1958
Brite College of the Bible is renovated and renamed Bailey Building
1959
This detail, looking southwest, shows Goode Hall being demolished to become M. E. Sadler Hall and the Brite/Bailey conversion
1959
A house and parking lot occupy the site of the J. M. Moudy Building, which will be built in 1982; The Worth Hills Golf Course is upper left