Modern Federal · Universities

Anstett Hall, the former Commerce Hall, completed in 1921, on the campus of the University of Oregon in Eugene. Later called Gilbert Hall, it was renamed once again for Hope Anstett, who, with her husband, Joe, were donors to the university. Hope Anstett's financial gift following her husband's death in 2008 funded the building's renovation

Eugene, Oregon · 1850–1939

Anstett Hall, the former Commerce Hall, completed in 1921, on the campus of the University of Oregon in Eugene. Later called Gilbert Hall, it was renamed once again for Hope Anstett, who, with her husband, Joe, were donors to the university. Hope Anstett's financial gift following her husband's death in 2008 funded the building's renovation, Eugene, Oregon, 1850–1939
Anstett Hall, the former Commerce Hall, completed in 1921, on the campus of the University of Oregon in Eugene. Later called Gilbert Hall, it was renamed once again for Hope Anstett, who, with her husband, Joe, were donors to the university. Hope Anstett's financial gift following her husband's death in 2008 funded the building's renovation, Eugene, Oregon, 1850–1939. Universities — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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