now houses offices and classrooms of many different higher education institutions including those of Morehead State University at Jackson and HCTCS. Former campus buildings and facilities Little Hall — Built around 1890 and destroyed by a fire around 1926. Named for C.J. Little, it was located on Washington Avenue where Jackson Hall is today. It was used as a women's boarding house. McCormick Chapel — Bought around 1905 and sold around the 1930s. It was located on Railroad Street across from the old Jackson Train and Freight Depot in South Jackson. The building still stands and is used for religious services but is no longer affiliated with the college. Barkley Bowl — Built in 1935 by WPA funds and demolished in 1963. It was used for football and baseball for the college and Jackson City School. Both programs were short-lived and it was then used for campus and community events. Bach Hall — Built around the 1920s and demolished in 2011. Once located on Main Street across from the Robinson Library, it was, originally, Bach Hospital (not associated with the college). It was acquired by the college in the 1940s to be a dormitory due to the overflow of Jackson Hall. In 1963, it was replaced by Meteer Hall. Morehead State University eventually used the space as part of their regional campuses but moved out in 2004. The building was empty for years until demolished. Lees' Bookstore Building — Built around the 1910s and demolished around 2005. It was located on the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Highland Avenue. The building wasn't affiliated with the college until it was acquired by the college around the 1960s. It was initially used for offices and classrooms, but eventually became a bookstore for the college. Once Jackson Hall was renovated around the late 1990s, the bookstore was moved to the basement of Jackson Hall and the building returned to use as classrooms and offices until it was decided to level the building for expanded parking for the college. Meteer Hall — Built around 1966 and demolished in 2009. The building was on the south end of campus adjacent to Highland Avenue, across from the Jackson City Schools. It was in use as a dormitory until 2006. College Avenue Building — located next to the Breathitt County Public Library. The building was sold in 2013. Future Breathitt County Intergenerational Center — In 2006, HCTC