|
Fletcher Hall |
|
|
IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP |
Located on There were many early problems with this building in
that the rooms were too small for the 124 students living in the building, it
was far from the main campus, and the depression made it difficult for the
Alumni Association to maintain. The
building was eventually turned over to the University and extensive
renovations were done to convert all the rooms into singles.[86]
In 1954, to compensate for the housing shortage, the single rooms were
remodeled and joined to form triple rooms to bring the capacity up to eighty
occupants. During that time, it was
used to house women.[86] The architecture of Fletcher Hall is a rectangle
building with the shortest end meeting at the street. It is four stories and has a brick exterior
with limestone trim around the front door and between the floors.[86] |