Church, Auditorium and Monument
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PRC Church
In 1929, P.R.C. church was designed and monitored a construction by Mr. Van Allen Harris, Rev. Dr. William Harris’s brother. For this building, Ms. Ann Loverin donated $10,000 dollars, Mr. Thomas Harris Powers incorporated with many faithful people donated $22,000 dollars. |
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The ’92 Auditorium
While building the P.R.C. church, the ’92 Auditorium
was also built for multi-purpose. For instances, it
was used as a place for doing activities, holding meetings,
presenting students’ performance and etc. This building
was built by using the donation from Rev. Dr. William
Harris’s Friends at the Princeton Theological Seminary.
Mr. Walter and Mr. Van Ellian Harris were an architect
and engineer for it. |
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Corner
Stone Monument
The P.R.C Alumni Association was built this monument
in the memory of the school foundation. Additionally,
it is the keeping place of an inscription plate which
king Rama VI conferred to the school on 2nd January,
1906. |
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Museum |
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Harris House
The Harris House was built in 1905. It is the first
building of PRC, presenting as a wooden house with 2
floors in California style. The second floor was used
as Rev. Dr. William Harris residence while the first
floor was the school office. In 1989, it was damaged
by fired. Consequently, the school committees decided
to re-build it, following the same architectural design
until it was done in 1993. Currently, it becomes the
school museum and also uses as the offices for the PRC
public relations and the vice director. |
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Administration |
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Grace Hall (Administration
1)
This school administrative building is a concrete
adding iron structure with 3 floors which designed by
Mr. Anuporn Indhabandhu. It consists of P.R.C. office
for the school director, vice director in Management
and Information Technology development, Administrative
affairs, Personnel department, Registrar department,
Bursar department and Accounting and Resourse department
and meeting rooms. On 9th September, 1996, it had a
ceremony of laying a cornerstone and started working
on 9th August, 1997. |
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Administration 2
This building was established in the year of Gray building.
It is used as the main administrative office until 1997
before the main administrative office was moved to the
Grace Hall. It is 2 levels with concrete structure.
Today, it can be seen as offices for a vice director
for Academic Affairs, Accreditation and Personnel Development,
a vice director for Students Affairs and Community Relations,
the school Information and Communication Technology
department and the other officers. |
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Library |
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Powers Hall
Powers Hall used to be a school cafeteria for PRC students,
a place for holding a meeting or a party which was built
in 1928. First, it was initiated by the 1st PRC Alumni
Association team in the time of Rev. Dr. William Harris.
It provided a campaign, asking for donation, both inside
and outside Thailand. By this campaign, Mr. Thomas Harris
Powers was the most significant person who donated a
large amount of money. Therefore, this building was
named in honor of him. This building was designed by
an American architect, calling “California Hawaii style”.
Particularly, her majesty the queen Sawang Wattana,
of King RamaV went process to an open ceremony for this
building on 5th January, 1929.
It is a large hall without a middle pole which its capability
to contain around 400 people. Currently, Powers Hall
becomes a library for the primary school students. |
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Malamas Library
Malamas library denominated its name in accordance with
Mr. Mwaok Chailungkarn’s pseudonym. It was started building
on 1st April, 1992 and finished within 9 months. P.R.C.
had an open ceremony for this building on 10th April,
1993. The library is a three-storey building, consisting
of a study room, an audiovisual lab and a small meeting
room. In an academic year 2541, Malamas building was
chosen from the office of Private Education, Ministry
of Education as the best library in an extra large secondary
school level. This building has Mr. Anuporn Indhabhandhu
as an architect. |
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Kindergarten
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87 Years Building
This building was built in 1993 by using a
location near P.R.C. football field. It is a concrete
structure with 2 floors which uses as the school kindergarten
level. Mr. Anuporn Indhabhandhu is an architect for
the building. |
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Primary School
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Neilson Hays
Neilson Hays was built in 1920 which Dr. Thomas Hayward
Hays donated his money in memory of Mrs. Hays, his wife
who passed away as well as the Neilson Hays library
in Bangkok. In the past, it was used as a science building
and the first northern medical school. Presently, it
becomes PRC classrooms for a primary level. |
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Kennedy Hall
Kennedy Hall (Central hall) is California-Hawaii
architecture, brick coated with concrete, 2 floors building.
It was also built in the middle of two wooden buildings
(northern building and southern building). It used to
be a student dormitory which received mostly donation
from the Kennedy’s who are like Rev. Dr. William Harris
relatives. This building was designed by Rev. Reid and
Mrs. McGilvary performed a ceremony of laying a cornerstone. |
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85 Years and 86
Years Buildings
85 years and 86 years buildings
were built in 1991 and 1992 respectively. They use for
primary student classrooms. Formerly, they had wooden
structure called Northern building and Southern building.
They were seen as a P.R.C. dormitory then, classrooms
for primary students. Later on the school dismantled
them and built 85 years and 86 years buildings instead
as the Northern and Southern buildings were presented
in ruined condition and were unable to support an increasing
number of students. Right now, they are 3 floors with
concrete structure, providing 12 classrooms for the
students in primary level. Mr. Anuporn Indhabandhu is
an architect. |
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90th Anniversary Building
(Dr. Thomas Hayward Hays Memorial)This
building is a concrete structure with 4 floors and 36
classrooms. It is primary student classrooms. Furthermore,
it is built instead of a nursing building which was
so ruined. In the time of Rev. Dr. William Harris was
P.R.C. principal, the school got money from Dr. Thomas
Hayward Hays foundation. Therefore, on the P.R.C. 90th
anniversary occasion, the nursing building was dismantled
and built the 90th anniversary building (Dr. Thomas
Hayward Hays memorial) instead. Then the school named
this building as 90th anniversary building (Dr. Thomas
Hayward Hays memorial) for Dr. Thomas Hayward Hays remembrance.
This building has Mr. Anuporn Indhabandhu as an architect. |
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K.E. Wells Building
The K.E. Wells building is a concrete adding iron structure
with 4 floors. It uses as student classrooms and information
technology labs which designed by Mr. Anuporn Indhabhandhu. |
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Secondary School
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Butler
and Harris Buildings
Butler and Harris Buildings were built at the
same period after dismantling a former William Allen
Butler Hall in 1948. In the time that Dr. Kenneth E.
Wells was the school principal, he had a vision to support
an increasing number of students after the end of World
War II. They were started building on 2nd February,
1948. Moreover, Mr. Edwin Stanton, the United States
Ambassador was a person who performed a ceremony for
laying a cornerstone. The structures of both buildings
are the same with 2 floors, concrete-building while
their floors and ceilings cave with timbers. Besides,
they were used as classroom buildings. Right now, the
Butler building is used for the school band to practice
and the name of this building was called in honor of
Rev. Dr. William Harris’ mother family who donated money
for the former William Allen Butler Hall. For Harris
building which was named in honor of Rev. Dr. William
Harris, becomes a classroom building for the secondary
students. |
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The Sky-Blue Building
The Sky-Blue building was built in the time
that Mr. Muak Chailankarn was a school principal. It
was also designed by Prof. Aun Nimmanheamin which is
used as a classroom building for secondary students.
This building is a concrete with 2 floors. The 1st floor
provides 6 classrooms and the secondary teachers’ lounge.
Besides, the 2nd floor has 9 classrooms. |
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The Gray Building
The Gray building was built in the time that
Mr. Muank Chailankarn was a school principal. It was
designed by Prof. Aun Nimmanhemin with the purpose was
support an increasing number of the high school students.
Currently, it is a classroom building for secondary
students. This building is a concrete with 2 floors.
It has 9 classrooms, a big meeting room in the 2nd floor.
The 1st floor provides 11ooms, classrooms and teachers’
lounge. |
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Rom-Klaow
Building
Rom-Klaow building is P.R.C. science building, providing
laboratory, meeting room, audiovisual lab and computer
labs. It is also illustrated as a multi-purpose building.
This building was built in the time that Dr. Jumroon
Chailungkarn was P.R.C. principal, designed by Mr. Montip
Preechanon with the donation from the Canton Christians,
Ohio (700,000 baht) through the campaign of the Joseph
L. Yoder’s. It had an open ceremony on 2nd January,
1979 by Milliliter Jirayu Noppawong, a privy councilor,
as a royal representative. Nowadays, this building is
used for secondary students with 3 student laboratories,
3 computer labs, the audiovisual lab and lecture room
or meeting room which can contain 350 people all together. |
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Bejarat-Suwattana
Building
Bejarat-Suwattana building was built in 1986 with 3
floors, 26 classrooms and many multi-purpose rooms.
Prof. Aun Nimmanheamin is an architect. First, it was
the building for a primary level. It had an open ceremony
on 25th June, 1987 by HRH Princess Bejaratana and she
conferred the name of the building “Bejarat-Suwattana”.
Currently, it uses as a classroom for P.R.C students
in high school level. |
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D.G.
Collins Building
The D.G. Collins building’s structure is a concrete
adding iron by Mr. Anuporn Indhabhandhu. This building
has an objective to use for a high school students as
their classrooms, laboratory, library, audiovisual labs
and E-classroom of the building. In 2004, the construction
of this building was done |
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Cafeteria
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95
Years P.R.C. Cafeteria
This school cafeteria has 2 floors which the 1st floor
is used for secondary school students’ cafeteria while
the 2nd floor is a multi-purpose room especially doing
students activity. Mr. Anuporn Indhabandhu is an architect. |
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Sport Facilities
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P.R.C.
Gymnasium 2000
P.R.C. Gymnasium 2000 is a physical education
building which designed by Mr. Anuporn Indhabhandhu.
On 29th September, 1998, it had a ceremony of laying
a cornerstone and on 24th June, 2000, Rev. Dr. Boonrat
Buayen, the president of the Foundation of the Church
of Christ in Thailand, performed an open ceremony for
this building. |
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P.R.C.
Stadium
The P.R.C. Stadium’s construction was completed
in 2002. After that it had an open ceremony which was
performed by Dr. Jumroon Chailungkarn on 2nd June, 2002.
This building was designed by Queensland Co.,ltd. |
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Future Development
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Harris
Institute
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Swimming
Pool
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