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North Hall
IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP IMAGE TITLE DESCRIP	Originally home to the Homeopathic Medical College, North Hall was completed in 1900 at the cost of $80, 306.50.[78] At the time, it could hold 140 beds. The Homeopathic Medical College remained in this building until it was dismantled in 1922.[78] It remained a hospital until 1949 until the ROTC program moved in, and still remains there today.[78] Designed by Stanton and Kirby, the building forms a T shape, with the back wing extending over the edge of a hill. The building is three stories from the front, but has an occupied walk-out basement from the back.[78] The building sits at angle facing North University Avenue.
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