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Livestock Exhibits Buildings
Burnett-Tandy Drive - 1936-1955
These buildings were constructed to replace the outdoor livestock
exhibits buildings on the North Side for the Stock Show. Wyatt C.
Hedrick designed the Livestock Exhibits Buildings to complement the larger
Will Rogers Auditorium, Coliseum, and Tower. Thos. S. Byrne was the
General Contractor. There are eight buildings
overall, and each are designed with a brick facade and portico on the north
elevations. The brick is buff-yellow and matches the larger buildings
in the complex. A projecting entrance portico adorns each facade with
a smaller tile freize that depicts the type of livestock housed in each
building. This frieze matches that of the larger buildings.
Metal letters applied to the building face tell visitors the types of
livestock displayed in each building. Behind the brick facades are
linear metal buildings with a monitor roof. A monitor roof features a
barrel vault shape with a clerestory at the top of the vault. |