Today’s Hours:

All Hours & Directions

Terrell Main Library

8am - 12am

Circulation Desk

8am - 12am

Research Help Daytime

10am - 12pm. 1:30pm - 5pm

Research Help Evening

7pm - 9pm

Libraries Administrative Office

8am - 5pm

Azariah's Cafe

8am - 5pm

CIT Help Desk

Writing Center Daytime

2pm - 5pm

Writing Center Evening

7pm - 11pm

Speaking Center

Directions:

Location:

Mary Church Terrell Main Library
148 W College St. Oberlin, OH 44074-1545

Parking:

The main visitor lot is the east Service Building lot, and the south row of the Carnegie Building lot for visitors to offices within that building.

Terrell Main Library Floor Plans

Floor Plans

Other Libraries Hours & Directions

Learn More
Search icon

Contributors/Artists

The customized design for Architecture of Oberlin College in Omeka was created by Eva Fineberg, OC 2015, as a Winter Term project in January 2015.

Images, descriptions and other metadata were compiled/written by Associate Archivist (ret.) Anne Cuyler Salsich, with assistance from Haley Antell, Archives and Special Collections Intern. John T. Seyfried, an Oberlin College freelance photographer, graciously contributed new photography for eight structures not already represented. Serena Creary (Class of 2017), Archives Student Assistant, took photographs for two entries.

Other images not in the Archives were supplied by the College's Office of Communications. Jonathan Thurn, Class of 2003, created the first online illustrated guide for buildings erected before 1937 as a student project in 2000. It was designed using Dreamweaver, and titled Photographic Building Guide.

Content was derived from descriptions of College and Oberlin town buildings that appeared in the 1936 Alumni Catalogue and a set of building cards created by the College Secretary's office and maintained by the Archives. In 2010 Caroline Casey, Class of 2011, updated the guide to include entries for certain buildings constructed up through 2010.

The title of the guide was changed to the Illustrated Building Guide. In 2012 the Library and the Archives adopted a new website, and in 2015 the older iterations of the guide to Oberlin College's architecture were removed from public access. Architecture of Oberlin College was published on August 3, 2015.