Bailey Building

3000 Bellaire Dr. N. - 1914; 1958

Originally, this building had a flat roof when it was completed from the designs of Sanguinet & Staats of Fort Worth.  It is a small rectangular shaped building with two levels over a rusticated basement.  The brick is yellow, matching other TCU buildings.  The entrance is marked by a portico with paired columns.  In 1958, Architect Preston Geren and contractor Thos. S. Byrne renovated the structure by adding a hipped roof, aluminum framed windows, and placing the entry at the basement level.  As one of the early buildings on the campus, it followed the master plan designed by Waller and Field.  The Bailey Building is the southernmost of all the structures fronting University Drive on the west side of the street.