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Built in 1968 by Bush and Witt architects, the Health Professions building was originally named the Science building, and was renovated in 2009 when the new Science building was constructed.

Originally built as the Health and Physical Education building in 1972, the Mathematics, Wellness, and Fitness building was designed by Bennett, Carnahan, Hearn & Thomas, architects. It houses the mathematics and physical education departments.

Built in 1975 as the "Health Careers" building, this structure underwent a major renovation in 1994, and again in 2009. It houses the Surgical Technology program and labooratory.. It also includes laboratories for the respiratory technology and…

Opened in January of 2012, the Health Professions Simulations Lab services the health professions division of McLennan Community College. It features two 20-bed units with high-tech computerized mannequins that replicate real experiences.

Built for $4 million dollars in 1986, the Ball Performing Arts Center features a 350-seat auditorium, recording studios, scenery construction shop, ensemble rehearsal halls and individual price rooms, enhancing and support McLennan's theater and…

Built in two phases, the Student Services Center was begun in 1969, and the second building completed in the 1975-75 academic year. Designed by Bush & Witt Architects of Waco, it was built by Barsh Construction.. It is distinctive from the other…

Purchased for $3 million dollars in 1987, this structure was formerly Waco High School's campus, and added 40 acres and 115,000 square feet to McLennan's physical footprint. Housing the Child Care Center, the Conference Room, Cosmetology, and most…

Built in 1976, the Highlands Gym seats 2700 in a 19,000 square foot structure.

Built around 1921, this Mediterranean-styled residence was commissioned by William Waldo Cameron, purportedly as a wedding gift for his second wife, Helen Miller of Waco. Named "Valley View", it was purchased along with all of the acreage of the…

Northwood House was originally built as a caretaker's cottage as part of the Cameron summer home estate. Serving as a private residence since the 1940s for the local Burgess family, it was later converted into a fine dining establishment called "The…