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Mechanical Hall II stood where the Mountainlair parking garage plaza is today, bordering Prospect Street.  The old Armory building bounded N. High Street enclosing the area that is now the Mountainlair plaza for a football field that was used until the stadium below Woodburn Hall was built.
Boiler room at back.
Front view of Mechanical Hall II building.
Front view of the second Mechanical Hall building, located across the Chemistry Research Laboratory.
'News and Information Services; West Virginia University; Morgantown, W. Va.'
Horse drawn wagon and an early model car are parked beside Mechanical Hall II.
Cost of build was $55,000.
View of machine in Mechanical Hall II building, where room 117 is now.
View of students and instructor at Mechanical Hall II building.  Instructor- left background, Stillman.
Wharton Harris Co. Safety Boiler built for West Virginia University 1894.
'I. C. White property included present sites of Min. Ind. Bldg, (White Hall); Library; Chemistry Building, and Chemistry Annex.'
'Left to Right: Corner Mechanical Hall, Chemistry, old cafeteria (later used for buildings and grounds), Administration, & bleachers in back of Reynolds Hall.'
'I. C. White, wife and daughter on White property, site of present Chemistry Building Annex.  The entire White property now is the site of the Mineral Industry (White Hall) Building, Library, Chemistry Building, and Annex.  In front of Mechanical Hall, Prospect Street where library is now.'
View of students walking around North High Street.  Fraternity houses on left side of street.  Ruins of Mechanical Hall II on front left.  Girls dorm, Boreman, on right.  Men's Halls, later changed to Boreman when girls were to live in them.
WVU College of Engineering students working in electrical engineering laboratory under the office in Mechanical Hall.  'Rheostat nicknamed 'baby carriage.'
Male students working hard in a forge shop.
'Old Drawing Room, now Electronics Lab.'
Lower right hand corner 'H-3666 the Black Diamond'.
Cadets march in formation in Drill Field with Armory and Mechanical Hall in the background.
Army Cadets of Specialized Training Program chat near Mechanical Building; one cadet is in a wheel chair.
A male in Mechanical Hall Lab operates on machine.
Armory Building and Mechanical Hall bordered the old athletic field.
Mechanical Hall sits on the corner of North High Street and Prospect Street; trolley tracks are laid on the streets.
Possibly an electrical power generator.
A view of Mechanical Hall woodshop.
A view of blacksmith shop at the Mechanical Hall.
An apparatus housed in the Mechanical Hall.
Apparatus in the Mechanical Hall.
A worker at machine housed in the Mechanical Hall.
A view of Power Laboratory in the Mechanical Hall.
An electrical power board in the Mechanical Hall: a sign reads 'POSITIVELY NO ONE BUT ELECTRICIAN ALLOWED ON THIS PLATFORM, KEEP OFF'
A workshop in the Mechanical Hall shows rows of machinery in the room.
In a workshop in the Mechanical Hall students gain experiences on different machinery.
A safety boiler especially made for WVU in the Mechanical Hall.
A view of safety boiler from the top.
A view of Mechanical Hall apparatus.
An interior of the Mechanical Hall.
A close-up view of apparatus in the Mechanical Hall.
Students of pipe fitting class of 1927 pose in Mechanical Hall with Rufus West on far right.
Two soldiers enrolled at WVU for "Army Specialized Training Program" during World War II.
A photograph of a man putting out a fire with an extinguisher as part of fire safety training with a large group observing in front of WVU Mechanical Hall.
'This is the new building for the College of Engineering, taking the place of the one destroyed by fire in 1899.'  This photo is from a booklet, West Virginia University and its Picturesque Surroundings, 1901.