Category: M.A.C. People
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Bacteriology Laboratory — Marshall–Adams Hall (1902)
The early years of bacteriology research at M.A.C. are closely tied to the man for whom this building is today named, Dr. Charles Edward Marshall (1866–1927). C. E. Marshall joined the staff of the Experiment Station in 1896 as bacteriologist and hygienist, a position he held until 1902. During this period, he somehow managed to find the…
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Beal Botanical Gardens (1873)
William James Beal (1833–1924) was Professor of Botany at M.A.C. from 1870 to 1910. He also served as Professor of Horticulture 1872–1882 and Professor of Forestry 1882–1902, two fields that grew from being sub-disciplines of botany until they warranted their own departments and professors. Even a short list of Beal’s accomplishments is lengthy and distinguished, including being credited…
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Professor Ernest Everett Bogue
Ernest Everett Bogue (M.S., A.M.) was born January 12, 1864 at East Orwell, Ohio. He matriculated at Ohio State University, earning a B.S. in Horticulture and Forestry in 1894, and a Master of Science in Entomology and Botany in 1896. That same year he married Myra Viola Wilcox of Columbus, Ohio, and took an appointment…