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| Name | Date | Description | Notes | Photo /Map |
| Alfond, Harold | 2002 | Harold Alfond Management Center | Located in the west wing of the Isenberg School of Management. | |
| Arnold, Sarah Louise | 1954 | Arnold House | Women's Residence Hall, then academic building. | |
| Baker, Hugh Potter | 1951 | Baker Lounge | In Stockbridge House (University Club). | |
| Baker, Hugh Potter | ---- | Baker Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Bartlett, Joseph Warren | 1959 | Bartlett Hall | Liberal Arts Building. | |
| Beaubein, David James | ---- | Beaubein Lounge | Located in Marcus Hall. | |
| Benzanson, Philip T. | 2003 | Benzanson Recital Hall | Inside Fine Arts Center. Renamed and dedicated 4/13/2003. | |
| Blaisdell, Matthew Louis | 1869 | Blaisdell House | Oldest remaining campus building constructed by the university specifically for college activities. | |
| Bowditch, Nathaniel Ingersoll | 1958 | Bowditch Hall | Plant and Soil Sciences building. Dedicated 10/27/1959. | |
| Bowditch, Nathaniel Ingersoll | 1936 | Bowditch Lodge | Lodge on Stadium Drive. Dedicated 5/1/1949. | |
| Bowker, William Henry | 1915 | Bowker Auditorium | Located in Stockbridge Hall. Dedicated 10/2/1915. | |
| Boyden, Frank L. | 1963 | Boyden Gym | Dedicated 5/17/1964. Inscribed on building: Frank L. Boyden. | |
| Brett, Alden Chase | 1962 | Brett Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 12/9/1962. | |
| Brooks, William Penn | 1948 | Brooks Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Brown, Harry Dunlap | 1970 | Brown Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 10/23/1971. | |
| Burke, George Gerald "Trigger" | 1996 | George "Trigger" Burke Athletic Hall of Fame | UMass Amherst Athletic Hall of Fame. | |
| Butterfield, Kenyon Leech | 1940 | Butterfield Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 1941. A bronze tablet with the name of the building, a statement that the dormitory was provided through the efforts of the Associate Alumni and with the names of the building corporation. | |
| Calipari, John & Ellen | 1995 | Coach John and Ellen Calipari Instructional Room | Computer Laboratory. Dedicated 5/16/1995. | |
| Cance, Alexander Edmond | 1968 | Cance Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Cashin, William Michael | 1970 | Cashin Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 10/23/1971. | |
| Chamberlain, Joseph S. | 1959 | Chamberlain Library | Second floor of Goessmann Chemistry Lab. Dismantled in 1972. | |
| Chapel | 1884 | Chapel | Cornerstone laid November 6th, 1884. | |
| Chase, Irwin "Mike" | ---- | Chase Career Center | Career development center. Room 101 of the Alfond Wing in Isenberg School of Management. | |
| Chenoweth, Walter Winfred | 1929 | Chenoweth Laboratory | Food Science Laboratory. Addition dedicated 6/21/1966. | |
| Clark, William S. | 1907 | Clark Hall | Built in 1907 and named for William S. Clark the 3rd President of the University. | |
| Conte, Silvio O. | 1994 | Silvio O. Conte National Polymer Research Center | Dedicated 4/12/1996 | |
| Coolidge, John Calvin | 1966 | Coolidge Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Crabtree, Charlotte "Lotta" | 1953 | Crabtree Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 10/1953. | |
| Crampton, Guy Chester | 1966 | Crampton Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Dakin, Winthrop & Janet | ---- | Dakin House | The Center for Renaissance Studies; former 28 acre dairy farm. | |
| Dallas, Bernard L. | 1992 | Dallas Room | Seminar room in Goodell. Dedicated 1992. | |
| Day, Roberta O. | 2004 | Roberta O. Day and John L. Ragle Chemistry Resource Center | Room 151 of Goessmann Chemistry Lab. Dedicated 2004. | |
| Dickinson, Emily Elizabeth | 1965 | Dickinson House | Residence Hall. Dedicated 12/6/1964. | |
| Dickinson, Marquis Fayette Jr., Esq. | 1960 | Mark's Meadow Elementary School | Public elementary school on North Pleasant St. | |
| Dickinson, Walter Mason | 1960 | Dickinson Hall | Former ROTC building; UMass Police Station as of 1996. | |
| Dodge, William E. | ---- | Dodge Computer Lab | Room 308 in the Isenberg School of Management. | |
| Draper, James | 1902 | Draper Hall | Built in 1902, this building served as the Dining Commons and was referred to as the "Hash House". Plaque on building has been removed. | |
| Du Bois, Shirley Graham | ---- | Shirley Graham Du Bois Library and Study Center | Room 203, New Africa House, Central Residential Area. | |
| Du Bois, W.E.B. | 1971 | Tower Library | Named for W.E.B. Dubois on 2/23/1996. | |
| Duda, Frank | 1987 | Duda Hall | Formerly Building #71, renamed 1987. | |
| Durfee, Nathan | 1867 | Durfee Greenhouse | Durfee Plant House given in 1867 by Dr. Nathan Durfee. | |
| Durfee, Nathan | 1867 | Durfee Conservaory | Established in 1867, rebuilt in 1954. | |
| Dwight, Minnie E. Ryan | 1958 | Dwight Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 1959. | |
| Farley, George Louis | 1933 | Farley Lodge | Child Care Center, formerly Farley 4H Building. Dedicated 7/27/1933. | |
| Fernald, Charles H. | 1909 | Fernald Hall | Honors entomologists Dr. Henry Fernald and Professor Charles Fernald. Dedicated 11/11/1910. | |
| Fernald, Henry T. | 1909 | Fernald Hall | Honors entomologists Dr. Henry Fernald and Professor Charles Fernald. Dedicated 11/11/1910. | |
| Field, Eugene | 1964 | Field Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 12/6/1964. | |
| Fisher, Jabez F. | 1910 | Fisher Laboratory | Pomology Lab and cold storage warehouse; then horticultural lab. Destroyed by fire April 1985, demolished April 23rd, 1985. | |
| Flint, Charles Louis | 1912 | Flint Lab | Flint Laboratory, built in 1912 and named for Charles Flint, the 4th President of the University. | |
| French, Daniel Chester | ---- | French Dining Room | Room in Stockbridge House (University Club). Daniel lived there as a child. | |
| French, Henry Flagg | 1908 | French Hall | Commercial floriculture and market gardening building. Built in 1908 and named for Henry Flagg French the first President of the University in 1909. | |
| Furcolo, Foster | 1961 | Furcolo Hall School of Education | Academic building. Renamed and dedicated 11/13/1982. | |
| Goessmann, Charles A. | 1922 | Goessmann Laboratory | Honors Dr. Charles Goessmann, chemist and one of the famous "Faculty of Four". Dedicated 10/3/1924. | |
| Goodell, Henry Hill | 1934 | Goodell Building | Originally a library, then administrative building. Cornerstone laid 11/3/1934. | |
| Gordon, Glen | 2002 | Gordon Hall | Academic building. Legal Studies and Political Economy Research Institute. | |
| Gordon, Robert & Nancy | ---- | Gordon Box Office | Athletic ticket office. | |
| Gorman, Edwin Daniel | 1962 | Gorman Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 11/16/1962. | |
| Grabieck, Michael | ---- | Briefing Room | Police daily briefing room. Room 10 of the UMass Amherst Police Dept. in Dickinson Hall. | |
| Grayson, David | 1965 | Grayson Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 12/6/1964. | |
| Greenough, James Carruthers | 1946 | Greenough Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Grinnell, James S. | 1910 | Grinnell Arena | Animal husbandry building. Dedicated 3/13/1912. | |
| Gunness, Christian | 1948 | Gunness Hall | Engineering building dedicated 10/22/1949, rededicated 10/23/1988. | |
| Gunness, Robert Charles | 1990 | Gunness Engineering Student Center | Student lounge area inside Marcus Hall. Dedicated in 1992. | |
| Hamlin, Margaret Pomeroy | 1949 | Hamlin Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 11/2/1951. | |
| Hasbrouck, Philip Bevier | 1948 | Hasbrouck Laboratory | Physics Building. Annex built in 1962 and dedicated 10/30/1965. | |
| Hatch, William H. | 1891 | Hatch Laboratory | Academic lab and offices. | |
| Herter, Christian Archibald | 1967 | Herter Hall | Academic building, originally called Bartlett Hall East. Dedicated 11/8/1969. Includes Herter Annex and Herter Art Gallery. | |
| Hicks, Curry Star | 1931 | Curry Hicks Physcial Education Building | Originally the Physcial Education Building, built in 1931 with funds from Alumni, friends, and undergraduates. "In Honor of Curry Star Hicks who through years of unselfish service made this building possible." Rededicated and renamed after Hicks 6/7/1941; renovated and expanded 1985. | |
| Hills, Francis | 1960 | Hills North & Hills South | Originally residence halls, now administrative offices and classrooms. | |
| Holdsworth, Robert Powell | 1963 | Holdsworth Natural Resource Center | Natural resources academic building. Dedicated 10/5/1963. | |
| Isenberg, Eugene M. | 1997 | Isenberg School of Management (ISOM) | Academic building. School of Management renamed ISOM in 1997. | |
| Johnson, Anna McQueston | 1960 | Johnson Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 11/20/1960. | |
| Kinsey, David C. | ---- | Kinsey Room | International education resource room. Room 273 in Hills South. | |
| Knowlton, Helen | 1949 | Knowlton Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 11/19/1950. | |
| Knowles, Andrew C. III | 1989 | Knowles Engineering Building | Academic engineering building. Dedicated 4/27/1991. | |
| Lawrence, Robert P. | 1990 | Lawrence Riding Arena | Riding barn and arena on The Hadley Farm. Dedicated 5/13/1991. | |
| Leach, Lottie A. | 1953 | Leach Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 10/1953. | |
| Leaman, John (Jack) Allen Jr. | 2006 | Leaman Court | Basketball court in the William D. Mullins Center. Dedicated 2/26/2006. | |
| Lederle, John William | 1971 | Lederle Graduate Research Center (LGRC) | Graduate Research Center. Dedicated in 1972, and renamed LGRC in 1983. | |
| Lewis, Edward Morgan | 1940 | Lewis Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 1941. A bronze tablet with the name of the building, a statement that the dormitory was provided through the efforts of the Associate Alumni and with the names of the building corporation. | |
| Lincoln, Murray Danforth | 1968 | Murray D. Lincoln Campus Center | Campus Center. Opened 7/28/1970. | |
| Lyon, Mary Mason | 1958 | Mary Lyon Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 12/9/1959. | |
| Machmer, William Lawson | 1955 | Machmer Hall | Academic Building. Finished construction in 1957. | |
| Mackimmie, Alexander Anderson | 1966 | Mackimmie Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Mahar, Ralph C. | 1965 | Mahar Auditorium | Classroom, auditorium - with bronze plaque in lobby. Dedicated 4/25/1965. | |
| Marcus, Joseph | 1986 | Marcus Hall | Engineering clasroom and atrium. Dedicated 5/3/1986, rededicated 10/23/1986. Formerly known as the Engineering East Building. | |
| Marshall, Charles E. | 1916 | Marshall Hall | Microbiology Building built in 1916. Razed in 2005 to make way for the Integrated Science Building. | |
| Marston, George Andrews | 1998 | Marston Hall | Engineering Building. Dedicated 10/23/1998. | |
| Mather, Jean Paul | 1989 | Mather Career Center (Mather Building) |
Renamed the Mather Building on 2/20/2001. Admissions offices. | |
| Mathews, Gail | ---- | Officers' Break Room | Room 02 (basement level) of the UMass Amherst Police Dept. in Dickinson Hall. | |
| McEwen, William E. | c. 1997 | McEwen Seminar Room | Room 703 in the Lederle Graduate Research Center. | |
| McGuirk, Warren Pierce | 1965 | Warren P. McGuirk Alumni Stadium | Dedicated as Alumni Stadium 10/16/1965. Rededicated as Warren P. McGuirk Alumni Stadium 11/3/1984. | |
| McIntire, H. Ruth | 1928 | McIntire Hall | Destroyed by fire in 1991. | |
| McNamara, Elizabeth | 1971 | McNamara Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 10/23/1971. | |
| Miller, Gertrude | ---- | Miller Room | Room 108 of the UMass Amherst Police Dept. | |
| Mills, George | 1949 | Mills Hall | Formerly a residence hall, now a black cultural center renamed New Africa House. | |
| Moore, Franklin | 1968 | Moore Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Morrill, Justin Smith | 1958 | Morrill Science Center | Additions built in 1960, 1962, and 1965. | |
| Morrissey, Robert J. | 1975 | Morrissey Blood Donor Center | Established in 1975 and dedicated in 1977. Includes plaque. Room 176 in the Campus Center. | |
| Mullins, William D. | 1992 | William D. Mullins Center | Convocation center. Dedicated 10/30/1993. | |
| Munson, Willard A. | 1899 | Munson Hall | Public relations building and annex. Known as Munson Hall since 1952, formerly known as the Paige Lab, and before that the Veterinary Building. | |
| O'Neil, Ed | ---- | O'Neil Communications Studio | Room 120 South College. | |
| Paige, James B. | 1951 | Paige Veterinary and Animal Science Laboratory | Prior to construction, "Paige Lab" occupied what is now Munson Hall. | |
| Patterson, Charles Henry | 1967 | Patterson Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Peters, Charles Adams | 1958 | Peters Auditorium | Rooms 64/163 in the Goessmann Chemistry Lab. | |
| Pierpont, Mildred | 1968 | Pierpont Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Pinkham, Jennifer L. | 2007 | Pinkham Seminar Room | Biochemistry and Molecular Biology seminar room. Opened 8/2007. Room 1020 in LGRC. | |
| Prince, Walter E. | 1967 | Prince Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Procopio, Paul N. | ---- | Procopio Room | Conference room, room 105 in Hills South. | |
| Pulaski, Frank S. | 1999 | Pulaski Chemical Engineering Computer Room | Room 67A in the basement of Goessmann Chemistry Lab. | |
| Ragle, John L. | 2004 | Roberta O. Day and John L. Ragle Chemistry Resource Center | Room 151 of Goessmann Chemistry Lab. Dedicated 2004. | |
| Rand, Frank P. | ---- | Rand Theatre | Located in the Fine Arts Center. | |
| Richason, George Robert Jr. | 2005 | Richason Chemistry Laboratory | Dedicated 2005. Room 256 of Goessmann Chemistry Lab. | |
| Riikonen, Roger T. | ---- | Riikonen Lounge | Room 134 in the Isenberg School of Management. | |
| Rosenfeld, Dan Dr. | ---- | Rosenfeld Laboratory | Given as part of the 1953 Class Gift. Room 328 Chenoweth Lab. | |
| Robsham, E. Paul Jr. | 1989 | Robsham Visitors Center | Dedicated May 27, 1989. "In memory of E. Paul Robsham Jr. 1963-1983. May our sons in their youth be like plants full grown, our daughters like carved pillars at the corners of the temple. PSALM 144" | |
| Savage, Augusta | 1970 | Augusta Savage Gallery | Art Gallery established 1970. Room 101 New Africa House. | |
| Skinner, Edna Lucy | 1947 | Skinner Hall | Home economics building. | |
| Spiro, George W. | ---- | Spiro Business Commuication Center | Room 208 in the Isenberg School of Management. | |
| Stidham, Howard | 2006 | Stidham Physcial Chemistry Laboratory | Dedicated 2006. Room 128 in Goessmann Chemistry Lab. | |
| Stockbridge, Levi | 1728 | Stockbridge House/ University Club |
Oldest house in Amherst. Originally the home and office of Levi Stockbridge, the first member of the Faculty, and President in 1880. Now named the University Club. | |
| Stockbridge, Levi | 1915 | Stockbridge Hall | Built in 1915, named in honor of the first member of of the faculty. Dedicated 10/29/1915. | |
| Thatcher, Roscoe Wilfred | 1935 | Thatcher Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Thayer, Eleanor A. | 1956 | Thayer Veterinary Research Building | Dedicated 6/1/1957. Gift of the Red Acre Farm, Inc. of Stow, MA. | |
| Thompson, John F. | 1968 | Thompson Hall | Dedicated 11/23/1968, originally called Machmer Tower. | |
| Tillson, David H. | 1915 | Tillson-Walsh Farm | Horse farm purchased by Massachusetts Agricultural College from W.D. Cowls and J.H. Howard in 1915. | |
| Tobin, Maurice Joseph | 1972 | Tobin Hall | Academic building. Dedicated 5/1973. | |
| Totman, Ruth Jane | 1958 | Ruth J. Totman Gymnasium | Renamed 6/27/1984, formerly known as WOPE. | |
| Troll, Joseph | 2005 | Joseph Troll Turf Research Center | Off campus, on River Road in South Deerfield. | |
| Van Meter, Ralph Albert | 1957 | Van Meter Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| Webster, Noah | 1964 | Webster Hall | Residence Hall. Dedicated 12/6/1964. | |
| Wheeler, William | 1958 | Wheeler Hall | Residence Hall. | |
| White, Edward Albert | ---- | Edward White Greenhouses | Formerly Durfee Glass House. | |
| White Eagle, Josephine | 1989 | The Josephine White Eagle Memorial Cultural Center | Established 1989. A Native American cultural center. Located in Chadbourne Hall. | |
| Whitmore, Philip Ferry | 1967 | Philip F. Whitmore Administration Building | Dedicated 4/27/1968. Nicknamed "Lederle's Fortress. | |
| Wilder, Marshall P. | 1906 | Wilder Hall | Named for Marshall P. Wilder, one of the founders of the Massachusetts Agriculture College. | |
| Wyman, Raymond | 1990 | Wyman Room | Room 20 in the Furcolo Hall School of Education. | |
| Young, William & Mary | 1990 | Young Meadow Farm | UMass purchased this farm in 1990 and later renamed it The Hadley Farm. |

