Neff Hall

Neff Hall then and now. [Left] Photograph of the completed Neff Hall, ca. 1920 (Courtesy of University Archives, University of Missouri, C:0/51/3). [Right] Neff Hall as seen today.
Date designed: 1917
Date constructed: 1918
Architectural consultant: James P. Jamieson
Named after: Kansas City Mayor Jay H. Neff, who founded several agricultural publications
Historical/alternate names: Journalism Building
Note: Neff Hall is one of four buildings associated with the School of Journalism. It was also the first building donated to the University by one of its alumnus, Jay Neff's son, Ward. In addition to Neff Hall, the journalism school is comprised of Walter Williams Hall, Gannett Hall and Lee Hills Hall.

Institute of Museum and Library Services

This project was originally developed with support from the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by the state of Missouri.