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Crawford Hall

Established
1959
Overview
Located on East Quad, Crawford Hall is Denison's largest residence hall and contains double and single rooms.
History & Architecture
Crawford Hall was built by Gilbert Seltzer, campus architect upon the death of William Gehron. The design is a modified Georgian Revival style made from red brick and stone. The building is dedicated to Frederick C. Crawford, trustee, 1944-1994.
Sitting at the far end of the East Quad, Crawford was built for first-year women in 1960, when that part of campus was still known as the Women's Quad. Today, it's Denison's largest residence hall, housing nearly 300 students.
Building Style
Red brick and stone in a modified Georgian Revival style.
Designer/Architect
Gilbert Seltzer, campus architect upon the death of William Gehron

Crawford Hall

Established
1959
Designer/Architect
Gilbert Seltzer, campus architect upon the death of William Gehron
Building Style
Red brick and stone in a modified Georgian Revival style.
History
Crawford Hall was built by Gilbert Seltzer, campus architect upon the death of William Gehron. The design is a modified Georgian Revival style made from red brick and stone. The building is dedicated to Frederick C. Crawford, trustee, 1944-1994.