Use
Academic
Established 1888
Designer/Architect Richards, McCarty and Bulford of Columbus
Style Details Queen Anne style in stone, brick and wood.
Granville was an important location in the history of women’s education in the Midwest, and Burton Hall is a part of that history. It was built for women who attended Shepardson College, which consolidated with Denison in 1900, completely merging in 1927.
More about Burton Hall
The design of the building is Queen Anne style in stone, brick and wood. Burton Hall was designed by Richards, McCarty and Bulford of Columbus. The hall originally used as a dorm for the women of Shepardson College, a school that formed out of the Young Ladies' Institute and would later merge with Denison. The building is named after Dr. Nathan S. Burton, founder of the Institute.
Directory
View the departments, offices, programs, services, and faculty with offices located in Burton Hall.
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Music — 101
Faculty & Staff
Andrews-Smith, Belinda — 105
Blim, Daniel — 108
Carpenter, Timothy — 306
Carroll, Tom — 103
Davis, Whitney — 305
Flynn, Brian — 304
Garber, Joel P. — 107
Habig, Linda L. — 307
Hamilton, Ryan — 303
Hu, Ching-chu — 101
Hughes, Pam — 101
Kim, Sun Min — 201
Kirsh, Maryfrances F. — 301
Kuyvenhoven, Cora — 304
Larson, Susan — 308
Lee, HyeKyung — 208
Lopez, Richard C. — 205
Maaser, Leslie — 106
Mills, Pete — 103
Moehlenkamp, Chris — 306
Moehlenkamp, Nadine — 306
Nesmith, David — 203
Niwa, David — 108
Palmer, Caryl Anne — 308
Patronik, Emily — 203
Ramsey, Sarah E. — 205
Rosenberg, Steven — 303
Rudd, Philip — 108
Van Reeth, James — 302
Westover, Chris David — 107
White, Rebecca — 302
Wines, Kevin — 206
Yan, Ni — 307
