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Overview

Edward Durrell Stone and Associates developed plans for Harvey Mudd College in 1956. As noted by the Stone Archives at the University of Arkansas Libraries, Harvey Mudd College occupied 36 acres, and formed a rectangle, bounded by Claremont Boulevard to the east, 12th Street to the south, Dartmouth Avenue to the west, and Foothill Boulevard (Route 66) to the north. (See University of Arkansas, University Libraries, Special Collections, "The Edward Durell Stone Papers," accessed 01/07/2026.)

Building History

Architects Edward Durrell Stone and Associates had the primary responsibility for the design for the Harvey Mudd College Plan dated from 06/1956. Heitschmidt and Thompson, Los Angeles, CA, served as associated architects. Construction began in 10/1956, designed in Stone's Palo Alto office during the summer of 1956.

Building Notes

A complete set of working drawings of Harvey Mudd College were included in the Edward Durrell Stone Papers, maintained by the University of Arkansas Libraries. (See University of Arkansas, University Libraries, Special Collections, "The Edward Durell Stone Papers," accessed 01/07/2026.)

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