Use
Administrative
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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Argyle, Leah- 302
Bader, Gregory- 104A
Benedict, Sara- 205
Billy Boorn- 304
Buxton, Zane- 105
Caldwell, Ann- 203
Callander, Lily- 201
Custer, Mandi- 106
Deam, Gin- 103
Fonner, Matthew- 014
Foriska, Kurt- 205
Frame, Laura- 201
Gjestvang, Liv- 101A
Guthrie, Jenna- 204
Handa, Billie- 208
Hire, Jack- 201
Hoffman, Jared- 012
Hughes, Gary- 012
Johnson, Arielle- 203
Kennedy, Gillian- 206
King, T.J.- 204
Kocher, John- 012
Lovelien, Erin- 104
McDonald, Jessie- 306
Morrison, Amanda- 301
Nandury, Sidharth- 014
Parker, Hallie- 103
Pratt, Patrick- 201
Pritchard, Meredith- 009
Raymond, Eva- 307
Russo, Betsy- 201
Shelton, Kathleen- 201
Stevens, Jonathan- 012
Watt, Dave- 201
Wilkins, Cindy- 101
Wurst, Dan- 014
Yingling, Brenda- 201
Zinram, Rachel- 304
