D 2.4 Barnard College Campus, 1889-2003
First building (1889 - 1897) -- a rented brownstone at 343 Madison Avenue (between 44th and 45th), five blocks south of Columbia's 49th Street campus.
Moved to Morningside in 1898,  on 1-acre site between 120th and 119th Streets, on the west side of Broadway.  Cost of land: $160,000.
In 1903  Barnard purchased the 3 acres directly south of the original site, between 119th and 116th.  Cost of land: $1,000,000.
Still later, acquired four apartment buildings on the south side of 116th Street and, in 1992, a building on the west side of Claremont (#49), for student dormitories.
Building	Year Opened	Architect	Primary Donor	Primary Function
Milbank Hall	1897	Lamb & Rich	Elizabeth Milbank Anderson	Classrooms
Brinckerhoff Hall	1897	Lamb & Rich	Mary Brickerhoff
Fiske Hall	1898	Lamb & Rich	Martha T. Fiske	Undergraduate dorm then science classrooms
Brooks Hall	1907	Charles Rich	Elizabeth Milbank Anderson	Undergraduate dorm
Students' Hall (now Barnard Hall)	1917	Arnold Brunner	Jacob Schiff	Undergraduate student center, gym, library, and lecture halls
Hewitt Hall	1925	McKim, Mead, & White	(college funds)	Undergraduate dorm
Adele Lehmann Hall	1959	O'Connor & Kilham
Helen Reid Hall	1959	O'Connor & Kilham
Plimpton Hall	1967	Slingerland & Booss		Undegraduate dorm
Millicent McIntosh Hall	1969	Vincent King		Undergraduate student center
Helen Goodhart Altschul Hall	1969	Vincent King		Classrooms
Iphigene Ochs Sulzberger Hall	1989	James Stewart Polshek & Partners	Sulzberger family	Undergraduate dorm