| 1959-1964 | 50.2 acres of land purchased |
| 1965-1969 | 113.11 acres of land purchased |
| 1970-1971 | 36.8 additional acres purchased |
| | The land purchased by Baylor/Waco Foundation from 1959-1971 and given to Baylor is the site for the following buildings. |
| | | Alwin O. and Dorothy Highers Athletics Complex
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| | | Baugh-Reynolds campus of the George W. Truett Theological Seminary
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| | | Baylor Ballpark
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| | | Baylor Marina
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| | | Baylor Recreational Sports Fields
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| | | Baylor Sciences Building
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| | | Baylor Tennis Center
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| | | Betty Lou Mays Soccer Field
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| | | Castellaw Communications Center
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| | | Dutton Avenue Office and Parking Facility
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| | | East Campus Parking Facility
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| | | Ferrell Center
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| | | Getterman Stadium
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| | | Glennis McCrary Music Building
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| | | Goebel Building
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| | | Gov. Bill and Vara Daniel Historic Village
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| | | Harry and Anna Jeanes Discovery Center |
| | | Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center
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| | | Jesse H. Jones Library
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| | | Julie and Jim Turner Riverfront Athletic Park
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| | | Lewis Art Building
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| | | Lloyd O. Russell Gymnasium
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| | | Lt. Jack Whetsel Jr. Basketball Practice Facility
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| | | Marrs McLean Science Building
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| | | Mayborn Museum Complex
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| | | McLane Student Life Center
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| | | Moody Memorial Library
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| | | North Village Residential Community
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| | | Rogers Engineering and Computer Science Building
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| | | Russell Residence Hall
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| | | Sheila and Walter Umphrey Law Center
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| | | Sid Richardson Building
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| | | Simpson Athletics and Academic Center
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| | | Wiethorn Visitors Center
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| | | W.R. Poage Legislative Library
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| 1972-1977 | Baylor/Waco Foundation adopted a five-year plan to support development of Baylor’s marina and recreational area |
| 1982 | W.R. Poage Legislative Library |
| 1989 | Renovation of Rena Marrs McLean Gymnasium |
| 1990-1991 | Paving of Ferrell Center parking lot |
| 1992-1993 | Ferrell Field Baseball Lights |
| 1994 | Resurface Baylor Track (Phase 1) |
| 1995 | Resurface Baylor Track (Phase 2) |
| 1996 | Pavilion for Ferrell Field Complex |
| 1997 | Waco Hall acoustical shell |
| 1998 | Little League Baseball’s Southwestern Regional Headquarters relocation to Waco |
| 1999 | Relocation of Ferrell Center Fast Break Club Room for athletic office expansion |
| 2000 | Armstrong Browning Library renovations and enhancements |
| 2001 | Jeanes Discovery Center, Piper Child Development Center playground,
Stacy Riddle Forum |
| 2002 | Ferrell Center floor, Barfield Drawing Room A/V enhancements, National Public Radio’s Marketplace Morning Report on KWBU |
| 2003 | Steppin’ Out, Waco Hall seating, Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) |
| 2004 | Expansion of Language and Literacy Services, Bill and Eva Williams Bear Habitat, grand drape in Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center, Steppin’ Out |
| 2005 | Steppin’ Out, Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), Expansion of Language and Literacy Services, Psychology and Neuroscience Clinical Training Suite Improvements, Learning English Among Friends (LEAF), Granite Benches at Dutch Schroeder Esplanade and Grant Teaff Plaza |
| 2006 | Digital Conversion of KWBU-Radio, Mayborn Museum Traveling Exhibit Cases and Matching Challenge Grant for Traveling Exhibit, Steppin’ Out, Automated External Defibrillators, Expansion of Language and Literacy Services |
| 2007 | Walkways for Waco Mammoth Site, Alternative Energy Exhibit and Laboratory in the Mayborn Museum Complex |
| 2008 | Autism Family Resource Center for Central Texas, Santa’s Workshop, Marsh Madness, Texas Sports Hall of Fame Southwest Conference Gallery, Jack Hightower Book Vault, Steppin’ Out |
