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Newberry Hall
Newberry Hall (1901) Bentley Historical Library Photo: BL005122 Newberry Hall Today	Formerly home to the Students’ Christian Association, Newberry hall was completed in June of 1891 at the cost of $40,000.[77] Nearly half of this cost was covered by a donation from Mrs. Helen H. Newberry of Detroit. The building was named in honor of her husband.[77] Located on State Street, next to the LSA Building, Newberry Hall is a two story building constructed of native field stone. It was designed by Spier and Rohn Architects of Detroit.[77] The building was eventually leased to the university as classroom space, and finally became university property in 1937. Today, the building houses the Francis W. Kelsey Museum of Archeology.[77]
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