Residence Halls

'The College possesses three halls for residence only. They are seperate from the instruction buildings and accomodate about seventy persons each. They are substantially alike, built upon plans which were adopted after inspecting and comparing edifices for this purpose in the best institutions of the North and the East. It is believed that they contain every provision which experience has shown to be essential to convenience, comfort and healthfulness.'

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Residence Hall Residence Hall (173 KB)

Residence Hall Residence Hall (54 KB)

'A College Home' 'A College Home' (213 KB)

Fensal Hall Fensal Hall (103 KB)

Glitner Hall Glitner Hall (378 KB)

Glitner Hall Glitner Hall (62 KB)

Glitner Hall, Later Glitner Hall, Later (297 KB)

Glitner Hall, Later Glitner Hall, Later (248 KB)

Glitner Hall, Later Glitner Hall, Later (434 KB)

Glitner Hall, Later Glitner Hall, Later (63 KB)

Glitner Hall, Later Glitner Hall, Later (253 KB)

Fensal Hall, Later Fensal Hall, Later (85 KB)

Alfheim Dining Hall Alfheim Dining Hall (205 KB)

Alfheim Library Alfheim Library (211 KB)

Dorm Room 1899 Dorm Room 1899 (232 KB)

Dorm Room Dorm Room (265 KB)

Residence Hall Room Residence Hall Room (368 KB)

Mabel Day's Room in 1899 (51 KB)

Mabel Day's Room at Vingolf 29, 1902-1903 (55 KB)

Mabel Day's Room at Vingolf 29, 1902-1903 (64 KB)

Mabel Day's Room at Vingolf 29, 1902-1903 (58 KB)

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