D 2.5 Teachers College, 1897-2003
Teachers College, under its earlier names, was located at 9 University Place, in Greenwich Village.
It was the first of  the Columbia institutions to buy property on Morningside Heights, in 1892,
acting on a tip from Nicholas Murray Butler that Columbia planned to do so.  In 1892 it acquired 3.6
acres on the north side of 120th Street, between Broadway and 10th Avenue (Amsterdam) for $100,000.
Name	Year Opened	Architect	Primary Donor	Primary Function
Main Hall	1894	William Potter
Macy Manuel Arts Building (now Macy Hall)	1899	William Potter	Caroline Everit Macy
Milbank Memorial Hall	1897	William Potter	Joseph Milbank	Chapel, classrooms, offices
Horace Mann School	1901	Howell & Stokes and Edgar Josselyn	V. Everit Macy	Experimental private school
Speyer School		Edgar Josselyn	James Speyer	Experimental private school
Whittier Hall	1901	Bruce Price  and J.M.A. Darragh	Morningside Realty Company	Dormatories
Frederick Ferris Thompson Memorial Hall	1904	Parish & Schroeder	Mary Thompson	Gym, pool, classrooms, laboratories
Household Arts Building (now Grace Dodge Hall)	1909	Parish & Schroeder	Grace Dodge	Classrooms (School of Household Arts)
Russell Hall	1924	Allen & Collens	(college funds)	Library
Grace Dodge Hall Extension	1924	Allen & Collens	(college funds)	Dining hall, resteraunt
President's house	1954			Residence for college president
Thorndike Hall	1973	Hugh Stubbins & Associates
New Residence Hall	2004	Mitchell/Giurgola		Dorm