Other buildings from the A-Y-P survived for a time , but were subsequently demolished as the university grew . The Forestry Building was demolished mid-century after the natural logs of the structure proved difficult to maintain and few alternative uses for the structure were found . It stood on the site of the current Husky Union Building ( HUB ) . The original Meany Hall , the AYP Auditorium Hall , was damaged by an earthquake in 1965 and subsequently demolished . Another example is the Hoo-Hoo-House , designed by architect Ellsworth Storey , a clubhouse with reception spaces constructed for the Hoo-Hoos , a lumbermen 's fraternity . After the fair , this building served as the faculty club until it was replaced in 1958-60 by the current faculty club
earthquake in 1965
1965 Puget Sound earthquake
Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition