Photo of the renovation of Brown Hall at Pacific University. Designed by Robert C. Skippen from the shell of a former Camp Adair building and named for Tabitha Moffat Brown, the building was the Student Union building for a time during the mid-Twentieth Century. Brown was later called the Mother Symbol of Oregon and was a co-Founder of Pacific University.
Rubble of a demolished house is being removed with an excavator. Some parts of the roof and wall are still recognizable, although most of the structure has been reduced to a wood pile. The back end of a Ford truck that is parked on the sidewalk can be seen on the right.
