Oviatt House Built in 1882 by Moses Hooper, an Oshkosh attorney, the Oviatt House is also on the National Registry of Historic Homes. After the death of its second owner, physician and surgeon C.W. Oviatt in 1912, the gray stone house was purchased by the Oshkosh Normal School for use as a women's dormitory. During the Great Depression it became the school's president's home. Since 1990 it has housed the UW-Oshkosh Foundation. The Foundation coordinates all Fund Raising efforts for the campus along with overseeing the distribution of school scholarships.	Academic Buildings     Dempsey Hall Polk Forest Library Albee Hall Kolf Sports Center Clow Social Science Center Nursing Education Center Swart Hall Arts & Communication Halsey Science Center Harrington Hall     Residence Halls     Breese Hall Clemans Hall Donner Hall Evans Hall Fletcher Hall Nelson Hall North Scott Hall South Scott Hall Stewart Community Taylor Hall Webster Hall       Other Buildings     Blackhawk Commons Buckstaff Planetarium Gruenhagen Conference Ctr. Multicultural Ed. Center Radford Hall Pollock Alumni House Oviatt House Reeve Memorial Union