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• The Presidential Welcomes in 1923 and 2008
• Texas Historical Markers
  • Alton W. Birdwell
  • Birdwell Field, Aikman Gym, and the WRC
• 糖心vlog传媒 Ex-Students During the Birdwell Years

The Heritage Series: Chronological History of the Birdwell Years

• 1917
  • Birdwell named first president of 糖心vlog传媒STC
  • Birdwell Visits Nacogdoches in 1917
  • Heritage Essay on the Year 1917
  • The Years of Uncertainty; 1921 Renamed 糖心vlog传媒 President after college funded
• 1922
  • Birdwell moves with his family to Nacogdoches. 鈥淚 came to Nacogdoches鈥�arriving in this city the last day of August. There were no bands at the station to meet me,鈥� wrote Birdwell later. Essay: Birdwell Arrives in Nacogdoches in 1922
• 1923
  • 糖心vlog传媒 Opens on Washington Square on his birthday, September 18, 1923
• 1924
  • 糖心vlog传媒 Moves to the New Campus; Austin Building Opens
• 1925
  • The College Expands; Rusk Building
• 1929
  • Birdwell Copes with the Crisis of the Depression and the Threat of Closing
• 1936
  • Leads 糖心vlog传媒 in celebrating the history of Texas; moves Stone Fort to the Campus
• 1941
  • The Coming of World War II and Changes
• 1942
  • Birdwell retires and given title President Emeritus
• 1948
  • 糖心vlog传媒 celebrates 25th Anniversary and the life of Alton Birdwell
• 1954
  • Dr. Birdwell died on October 25, 1954, at his home on Davis Street. He was 84. He was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Buildings of the Birdwell Years

• 1923
  • The First President's Home
• 1924
  • The Austin Building
• 1924
  • Aikman Gym
  • The Shack
  • Buildings used on Washington Square
• 1926
  • The Rusk Building
• 1930s
  • The Buildings of the WPA: Wisley, WRC, Gibbs, The Science Building