A Legacy of Helping Troubled Young Men |
 | 1965 | | | The Lodge is converted to a boys home; a total of 10 boys take up residence. |
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| 1972 | | | The second boys home, The Hotel, is constructed over the cafeteria. A total of 20 boys now reside at Rawhide. (Today this building is the Frontier Cafe). |
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| 1982 | | | A third boys home, The Cornerstone, is built. Today the Cornerstone serves as a group home. |
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| 1992 | | | The Smith Home is built thanks to the gererous support of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation. |
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| 1994 | | | The WATDA Carriage House boys home is built. Rawhide now serves a total of 40 boys. |
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| 1998 | | | The Aylward Home is built, thanks to the generous support of the Aylward Family Foundation. Starr Academy, Rawhide's on-grounds school, moves to the newly built Keller Education Center and Krause Fieldhouse. |
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| 1999 | | | The ABC Home is is built to replace the Hotel, which is renamed the Frontier Cafe. |
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| 2000-2001 | | | The Gillespie Home, the second home to be funded by the Aylward Family Foundation, is built. The Searl Stables and Sheldon Equestrian Centers are built to replace the barns that were lost in the Christmas Eve, 1999 fire. |
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| 2004 | | | Starr Academy expansion adds five additional classrooms, a fine arts auditorium and a student activity center. |
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