Prior to the construction of Roe Studio on the Cordata Campus, WCC held classes in the Crafts Studio at Boulevard Park in Bellingham, ca. 1973-2004. Sign on building reads: "Whatcom Community College Crafts Studio. Class hours vary each quarter, please call Whatcom Community College for class information or emergencies"
Caption on back of photo reads: "3rd Street Ferndale remodeled building. WCC also took over the liquor store. March 1982". Actual address was probably 3rd Avenue in Ferndale.
One of WCC's first leased classroom locations in Whatcom County. Building was located next to a Washington State Liquor Store. Caption on back of photo reads: "811 3rd St Ferndale". Actual address was probably on 3rd Avenue in Ferndale.
The Ferndale Grain Company building housed WCC's first office. Caption on back of photo reads: "Ferndale, front of Feed Store. Counseling, registration, business office, testing, instructional program planning"
Label reads: "WCC Heiner Center Library". The WCC Library is located inside Heiner Center. Heiner Center, which opened in 1997, was named for former WCC President Harold Heiner. Date of photo is unknown.
Label reads: "WCC Heiner Center Library". The WCC Library is located inside Heiner Center. Heiner Center, which opened in 1997, was named for former WCC President Harold Heiner. Date of photo is unknown.
Label on back of photo reads: "Laidlaw Center, 1987". Laidlaw Center, which opened in 1987, was named for former WCC President Bill Laidlaw. It was the first building constructed for WCC on the current Cordata Campus.
Label on back of photo reads: "Laidlaw Center, 1987". Laidlaw Center, which opened in 1987, was named for former WCC President Bill Laidlaw. It was the first building constructed for WCC on the current Cordata Campus.
Label on back of photo reads: "Laidlaw Center, 1987". Laidlaw Center, which opened in 1987, was named for former WCC President Bill Laidlaw. It was the first building constructed for WCC on the current Cordata Campus.
Marine Drive was the second location of WCC's Learning Resource Center, the original name for the library. Caption on back of photo reads: "Marine Drive - Library next to Instructional Center. Was Nalley Potato Chip. March 1982"
The Learning Resource Center was the original name of the Whatcom Community College Library. Caption on back of photo reads: "WCC Learning Resource Center, Ferndale High School parking lot. Originally was the Library. 1973". A nearly identical photo is labeled 1971. The Learning Resource Center occupied the trailer ca. 1971-1973.
WCC occupied the Lynden Instructional Center building ca. 1974-1998. Label on back reads: "WCC Lynden, 17th & Grover, Professional Plaza 2nd Floor, 1980. March 1982"
WCC occupied the Marine Drive Instructional Center building in Bellingham ca. 1975-1987. Label on back of photo reads: "Marine Drive 1975, Bellingham. Was Thriftway Store. March 1982"
WCC occupied the Midtown Instructional Center building ca. 1979-1988. Label on back of photo reads: "WCC Midtown". The Mt. Baker Theater can be seen in the background.
WCC occupied the Midtown Instructional Center building ca. 1979-1988. Label on back of photo reads: "WCC Midtown". Sign for "Magnolia St". can be seen in the background.
WCC occupied the Midtown Instructional Center building ca. 1979-1988. Label on back of photo reads: "WCC Midtown. March 1982". Sign for "Magnolia St". can be seen on the right-hand side. The Mt. Baker Theater can be seen in the background.
Label on back of photo reads: "WCC Midtown. R. Collings". WCC occupied the Midtown Instructional Center building ca. 1979-1988. Sign for "Magnolia St". can be seen on the left-hand side.
WCC occupied the Northwest Service Center ca. 1972-1998. Caption on back reads: "Whatcom Community College 5217 Northwest Road Bellingham, WA 98225, College Service Center. WCC Northwest Center #1"
WCC occupied the Northwest Service Center ca. 1972-1998. Caption on back reads: "NW Center - 80's. Board Room, Medical Assisting Program and other classes. March 1982"
Label on back of photo reads: "WCC Parade in Ferndale". Some of the signs read: "Welding", "Art", "Coronary Care, Restorative Nursing, Health Workshop", "Future Graduates of Whatcom Community College", "Farm Management Program".
Label on back of photo reads: "WCC parade in Ferndale". Signs read: "Emergency Medical Technician Program" and "Fire Technology Program". Date on front of photo is July 1973.
Label on back of photo reads: "Syre Student Center. October 30, 2001. Dedication of the Syre Student Center". The Syre Student Center was named after David Syre.
Label on back of photo reads: "Syre Student Center. October 5, 2000 construction". Syre Student Center opened in 2001. Former WCC President Harold Heiner is in the orange hat on the lift.