Floor Plan and the Legend of the Fuller Arts Center at Springfield College

Casella, Alfred P. · [1983?–1984?]

This is a sketch of the original floor plan of the Fuller Arts Center at Springfield College. Every section on the floor plan is marked and noted in the legend on the left side of the sketch. As the floor plan shows, there were originally 14 sections in the building. Some of the sections included were Linkletter Lobby, control room, Appleton Hall, stage, offices, dressing rooms, make-up and wardrobe, public toilets, mechanical room, storage area, work area. The Linkletter Lobby was also used as an art gallery. It was named after Art Linkletter, the famed entertainer. The auditorium is named after the youngest son of Julius and Louise Appleton who died in a car accident. It originally had 300 seats and can accommodate a diversity of activities, such as plays, films, concerts, and public lectures.