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Naming of the Lettie Pate Whitehead Evans Administration Building

This grand old building was one of the first two structures completed in 1888 that allowed Georgia Tech to open its doors to its first class of students. Before 1888, Georgia Tech only existed as an act of the Georgia Legislature, which was passed in 1885. Before 1885 Georgia Tech did not exist at all other than as a gleam in the eye of a few farsighted individuals, including the great newspaper editor, Henry Grady.