Livestock Judging Pavilion, 1938 Bowd-Munson Architects (Demolished) Image courtesy of Michigan State University Archives and Historical Collections             The PWA Livestock Judging Pavilion once stood north of the Engineering Building and south of the International Center on Shaw Lane until it was torn down in 1997 and replaced by the Pavilion for Agriculture and Livestock Education on the south edge of campus. Today, twelve pylons with pyramidal crowns and alternating bands of limestone, concrete, and brick refer to the former site of the Judging Pavilion. Two plaques on the pylons commemorate the history of the building and its importance to MSU as an agricultural college.				Campus Map East Lansing MSU Campus Auditorium Murals Livestock Pavilion MSU Museum MSU Libraries Music Building Jenison Fieldhouse Williams Hall Campbell Hall Abbott Road Entrance MSU Union Olin Health Center Abbot Hall Giltner Hall Other Points of Interest Lansing Area Board of Water and Light Michigan Historical Museum
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