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Stone Hall

Established
1905
Overview
Stone Hall is an apartment-style residential community on South Quad.
History & Architecture
Stone Hall was originally built as a women’s dorm, but was later converted to apartments for faculty and staff. The design is Jefferson Federal Revival style in brick and stone. The hall was named for Dr. Marsena Stone, second principal of the Young Ladies’ Institute (1861-1869) and professor.
Navy & Marine V-12 trainees first became a part of the Denison campus in July, 1943 and lived downhill.
Building Style
Brick and stone in Jeffersonian Federal Revival style.
Designer/Architect
Richards, McCarty and Bulford of Columbus

Stone Hall

Established
1905
Designer/Architect
Richards, McCarty and Bulford of Columbus
Building Style
Brick and stone in Jeffersonian Federal Revival style.
History
Stone Hall was originally built as a women’s dorm, but was later converted to apartments for faculty and staff. The design is Jefferson Federal Revival style in brick and stone. The hall was named for Dr. Marsena Stone, second principal of the Young Ladies’ Institute (1861-1869) and professor.