Goucher Hall

'Goucher Hall, so named by the trustees after its donor, is a massive granite building of Romanesque architecture, 165 feet long and 90 feet deep, with four floors. It contains forty rooms, used only for purposes of instruction and administration. In its construction careful attention has been paid to details, and the requirements of sanitation have been punctiliously observed in lighting, heating, ventilation and drainage.'

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Goucher Hall, Later Goucher Hall, Later(67 KB)

In Goucher Hall In Goucher Hall (168 KB)

Goucher Hall Art Classroom Goucher Hall Art Classroom (95 KB)

Goucher Hall Greek Classroom Goucher Hall Greek Classroom (278 KB)

Goucher Hall Rotunda Goucher Hall Rotunda (429 KB)

Mary Fisher stained glass Mary Fisher Stained Glass (577 KB)

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