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Campus Map.Pdf T:\FM\Facilities Planning\AutoCad Files\CAMPUS MAP\MASTER - DO NOT EDIT\MASTER CAMPUS MAP 2018.dwg Numerical 21st STREET 19th STREET 18th STREET 20th STREET 17th STREET 16th STREET 15th STREET 23rd STREET 22nd STREET AVENUE O AVENUE O Approximate Property Line 2 AUSTIN HALL Gazebo 3 PEABODY MEMORIAL LIBRARY PRITCHETT TRACK M10 5 BOBBY K. MARKS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 7 FARRINGTON BUILDING 8 ACADEMIC BUILDING III 9 ESTILL BUILDING 305 10 ACADEMIC BUILDING IV 79 68 WEST 11 EVANS COMPLEX Z3-47 23 12 JOHN W. THOMASON BUILDING MATCHLINE A-A Z3-52 70 AVENUE N 1/2 REMOTE 15 WEST CENTRAL PLANT AVENUE N 1/2 AVENUE N 1/2 16 HOLLEMAN FIELD VISITORS DUGOUT REMOTE 69 17 HOLLEMAN FIELD HOME DUGOUT Z3-53 18 MARGARET LEA HOUSTON REMOTE 19 LOWMAN STUDENT CENTER PRITCHETT FIELD 20 ART BUILDING C AVENUE M Walker Education 21 ART BUILDING D Res. Life 20 1/2th ST Center AVENUE N 22 STUDENT SERVICES ANNEX 25 Holleman Maintenance 202 26 24 23 PRITCHETT TICKET OFFICE Softball 343 Z3-51 Z3-46 24 PRITCHETT MENS RESTROOM Sports Holleman AVENUE N 244 Field 130 25 PRITCHETT FIELD CONCESSIONS Field Baseball REMOTE REMOTE 131 Creager Baldwin 26 PRITCHETT WOMENS RESTROOM Adjacent Field 316 352 32 HOLLEMAN FIELD DRESSING ROOM STREET 1/2 21st SAM HOUSTON to Museum 33 HOLLEMAN FIELD PRESSBOX/CONCESSION 240 Grounds Holleman 379 Storage 39 ACADEMIC BUILDING I W.R. Harrell 77 245 Ag. Eng. MEMORIAL MUSEUM 41 SMITH HUTSON BUSINESS BLDG 334 RES Tech. Harry L. Crawford Mallon 42 NEWTON GRESHAM LIBRARY 17 Center Westmoreland AVENUE N 45 43 PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES CENTER DALLAS GROUNDS 136 137 357 Engineering 200 WEST 243 209 44 BUILDING & LANDSCAPE SERVICES PARKING Tech Lab Gas Shed 45 P E EQUIPMENT MC ADAMS TENNIS 336 199 204 32 256 196 206 46 GEORGE J. BETO CRIMINAL JUSTICE CTR Pottery 193 47 ELEANOR & CHARLES GARRETT TEACHER ED CTR 16 AVENUE M RES 48 BERNARD G. JOHNSON COLISEUM AVENUE M 49 UNIVERSITY THEATRE CENTER 33 W.A.S.H Bear Approximate Property Line Garden 324 Bend 44 50 EAST CENTRAL PLANT 344 University Shed WEST 51 DAN RATHER COMMUNICATIONS BUILDING Storage 203 T T T T 52 HEALTH & KINESIOLOGY CENTER INTERSTATE 45 Facility 349 80 78 53 LEE DRAIN BUILDING Building 198 208 Garden Sam Houston 54 LEE DRAIN ANNEX Services AVENUE M Village 55 GEOLOGY ANNEX 64 195 194 56 MUSIC BUILDING AVENUE L 1/2 207 Fort Corn Crib 57 RON MAFRIGE FIELD HOUSE HOUSTON Z3-50 AVENUE M 205 201 RES 299 58 BOWERS STADIUM PRESS BOX 257 REMOTE 43 59 BOWERS STADIUM EAST CONCESSIONS WEST RES STREET 15th 60 ARCHERY 1 - IM FLD 1 16th STREET 16th 61 BOWERS STADIUM SE TICKET BOOTH 197 42 329 STREET 17th LAKE OOLOOTEKA WEST 62 BOWERS STADIUM SW TICKET BOOTH DN Z3-54 JS 102 Jackson Shaver 63 INTRAMURAL RESTROOMS Mech DN DN 64 BUILDING SERVICES FACILITY REMOTE AVE L 1/2 DN 20th STREET Post BUSINESS 65 BOWERS STADIUM N TICKET BOOTH DN 19th STREET 19th BUILDING DOWNTOWN 66 REC SPORTS PORTABLE STORAGE Square Office Z1-60 Gazebo 390 SAM HOUSTON AVE. (HWY-75) 67 MCADAMS RESTROOMS 374 68 AG GREENHOUSE NO 2 92 WEST DISCOUNT 69 HORTICULTURE LAB AVENUE M Z1-63 Margaret Z1-67 BOOKSTORE 70 AG GREENHOUSE NO 1 389 Lea WAY ONE NATURAL HISTORY & ART GALLERIES WEST 71 ART BUILDING F Z1-28 Houston WEST BLDG. #0388, 710 University Ave. 73 ART BUILDING A 86 95 STREET 22nd SHSU SATELLITE STUDENT ART GALLERY SAM HOUSTON AVE. (HWY-75) West Plant WEST 18 METHODIST 75 ART BUILDING E STUDENT LDS Z1-37 BLDG #0369, 1216 Univ Ave. CENTER EPISCOPAL 76 MAIN SUBSTATION 15 ONE WAY CENTER STUDENT JOSEY CENTER ONE WAY DO NOT WEST 77 HAZARDOUS WASTE STORAGE 387 94 WAY ONE PARK Art E UNIVERSITY AVENUE ENTER 78 BUILDING SERVICES STORAGE Z1-29 UNIVERSITY AVENUE 79 HORTICULTURE CLASSROOM 1-45 93 75 21 Art A ONE WAY 80 RECYCLING / SHREDDING FACILITY Art C Fred Pirkle WEST RES Art D 73 Engineering Ragsdale 81 INTRAMURAL STORAGE 20 Technology 12 AGRICULTURAL Center Visitor Center Thomason Old 30 WAY ONE 83 ARLEIGH B. TEMPLETON BUILDING Evans 11 WEST Art F ART 271 Main 85 REC SPORTS CANOE STORAGE 368 Memorial Old 86 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY BLDG COMPLEX 71 COMPLEX Main Z1-26 Estill Austin Old Main Belvin 92 TRACTOR LAB QUADRANGLE Pit Market Bldg. 2 Buchanan 147 93 FARM POWER MACHINERY BUILDING WEST Hall RES Rock Retaining Wall Retaining Rock 9 94 ABATTOIR BUILDING Z1-25 338 Estill Hall 39 95 HORSE MANAGEMENT BUILDING Z1-24 103 JOSEY STREET Bobby K. Marks Z1-40 WEST 21st STREET Z1-38 96 LANDSCAPE GREENHOUSE NO 1 WEST 51 300 Administration STREET 16th WEST 17th STREET 97 LANDSCAPE GREENHOUSE NO 2 Dan Rather WEST Chemistry Farrington 5 Peabody WEST 102 JACKSON-SHAVER HALL BOULEVARD BOWERS Farrington Comm. Bldg. 3 NOTTINGHAM STREET & Forensic Pit 104 PHCC Psychological 103 BELVIN-BUCHANAN HALL W.R. Powell Student Health General's Wall Retaining Rock AB III M06 Science & Counseling Center Services 104 ELLIOTT HALL Market Z1-27 7 Alphabetical LEE DRAIN ONE WAY 8 AVENUE J Elliott Hall 360 43 CJ 1 AND CJ 2 110 ZETA TAU ALPHA HOUSE MATCHLINE A-A Southpaw ANNEX CLOCK Z1-31 372 WEST 54 ONE WAY ONE AVENUE J 111 GIBBS HOUSE Dining TOWER Fountain 83 WEST B.S.M. CHURCH 112 HOUSTON HOUSE 270 55 CHURCH ONE WAY Alumni RES 113 ALPHA DELTA PI HOUSE ONE WAY Gardens ONE WAY 30 LAKE ROAD DO NOT ONE WAY AVENUE J Res Life 114 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA HOUSE WEST RES AVENUE J ENTER Templeton 115 RACHEL JACKSON HOUSE Student Offices TO LOWMAN STUDENT 58 Building 116 ALPHA CHI OMEGA HOUSE CENTER ADDITION Services WEST 94 ABATTOIR BUILDING 110 112 117 ANNE SHAVER HOUSE 260 LANDSCAPE CHEMICAL STORAGE BUILDING The Mall (2018) Annex Mech Life Lee Drain WAY ONE 39 ACADEMIC BUILDING I 96 LANDSCAPE GREENHOUSE NO 1 IT AB IV Bearkat (Construction Site) RES 130 JOSEPH BALDWIN HOUSE 22 Yard 8 ACADEMIC BUILDING III Building Sciences Building Plaza 131 CREAGER HOUSE 97 LANDSCAPE GREENHOUSE NO 2 35 111 113 Vehicle 10 M08 10 ACADEMIC BUILDING IV 376 Building 53 WEST 136 CRAWFORD HOUSE 387 LDS CENTER Maintenance 336 AG AND IND SCIENCE RESEARCH LAB Z2-49 Parking 137 MALLON HOUSE 54 LEE DRAIN ANNEX E Z1-57 357 AG ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY ANNEX Paint 355 Garage HILL 147 ESTILL HALL 53 LEE DRAIN BUILDING U Z1-23 WEST SERVICE 70 AG GREENHOUSE NO 1 Storage N VEHICLES STREET 15th 355 LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING SORORITY WEST 150 VICK HOUSE ONLY Lowman 114 116 233 SAM SOUTH Hall Star Lone 68 AG GREENHOUSE NO 2 E WEST 301 Z1-33 RES Z1-34 151 SPIVEY HOUSE 347 LONE STAR HALL / RESIDENCE LIFE OFFICES AVENUE I Student Center 257 AG I45 GREENHOUSE 19 LOWMAN STUDENT CENTER V 35 152 RANDEL HOUSE 19 WEST 115 117 WEST 116 ALPHA CHI OMEGA HOUSE A 168 WHITE HALL 76 MAIN SUBSTATION COMPLEX Piney Woods Hall WEST 347 Spivey 113 ALPHA DELTA PI HOUSE 248 Vick 190 CJ1 NORTH 1009 13TH ST 137 MALLON HOUSE 373 151 CHARLES W. TACKETT DO NOT 150 86 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY BLDG N 191 CJ2 NORTH 1003 13TH ST 18 MARGARET LEA HOUSTON CHSS AVENUE I AVENUE I Z3-64 ENTER College of Humanities (RON RANDLEMAN ) 117 ANNE SHAVER HOUSE O POLICE BUILDING 192 CJ3 NORTH 1310 AVE J 67 MCADAMS RESTROOMS RES and Social Sciences Facilities WAY ONE Smith 60 ARCHERY 1 - IM FLD 1 T 193 MUSEUM MAINTENANCE BARN 312 MURFF WAREHOUSE (DELTA Lease) Services REMOTE (Public Safety Services) 48 314 Hutson Z1-36 83 ARLEIGH B. TEMPLETON BUILDING S 76 Main 194 MUSEUM SAM HOUSTON'S LAW OFFICE 324 MUSEUM BEAR BEND WEST Randel Smith White Hall Addition EAST George J. Beto Substation 73 ART BUILDING A 234 U 195 MUSEUM ELIZA'S KITCHEN 327 MUSEUM BLACKSMITH SHOP (MONTGOMERY) 152 Hutson Outdoor Criminal Justice 20 ART BUILDING C 201 MUSEUM CORN CRIB Central O AB I Music 196 MUSEUM JOSHUA'S BLACKSMITH FORGE ONE WAY Art Plaza WAY ONE Store STREET 22nd 41 21 ART BUILDING D 325 MUSEUM CRANE FAMILY CABIN Customer H 168 39 Center 197 MUSEUM SAM HOUSTON MEMORIAL MUSEUM ONE WAY 56 Z1-56 Service 75 ART BUILDING E 207 MUSEUM DEMONSTRATION CABIN Hall White 315 198 MUSEUM WOODLAND HOME DO NOT Z1-10 EAST 71 ART BUILDING F M 199 MUSEUM EXHIBIT HALL 195 MUSEUM ELIZA'S KITCHEN ENTER VOLLEYBALL Z1-09 James 46 COURT Ron & GPAC Z1-03 Property A Z1- Z2- 241 ART BUILDING G 199 MUSEUM EXHIBIT HALL 22 EAST Haney Linda & 01 200 MUSEUM STEAMBOAT HOUSE Strip Mall Bldg EAST Patio S Audtrm 2 AUSTIN HALL 205 MUSEUM FORT SAM HOUSTON 335 236 Mafrige 201 MUSEUM CORN CRIB Z3-55 383 Z1-16 Auditorium Nancy EAST EAST EAST 289 BASEBALL SOFTBALL PRACTICE FACILITY 202 KATY & E. DON WALKER, JR. ED. CTR. 203 MUSEUM GARDEN SHED Gaertner REMOTE COLISEUM 298 BASEBALL SOFTBALL STORAGE BUILDING 204 MUSEUM GAS SHED Z2-66 EAST 203 MUSEUM GARDEN SHED COMMONS Performing 273 BEARKAT VILLAGE A APTS 1-18 AVENUE I 204 MUSEUM GAS SHED 352 MUSEUM GROUNDS STORAGE BUILDING Z3-61 RAMP Arts 17th STREET 17th WEST Recreational 274 BEARKAT VILLAGE B APTS 19-53 BUSINESS Raven Village 49 Blackwood 205 MUSEUM FORT SAM HOUSTON 208 MUSEUM GUERRANT FAMILY CABIN Facilities Pool Center SERVICES Sports Eleanor 275 BEARKAT VILLAGE C APTS 54-71 323 MUSEUM HULON HOUSE REMOTE 67 Newton Gresham University University Hotel LEMIT 206 MUSEUM RAVEN NEST Administration BUILDING Bernard G.
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