Facilities Feature: Pickard Hall
Location: Francis Quadrangle
 Years Constructed: 1892-1893
Gross square feet: 24,601
Departments: Pickard Hall originally served as
the Chemistry Building. It now houses the Department of Art History
and Archaeology and the Museum of Art and Archaeology.
What’s
in a name? Pickard Hall is named for John Pickard, first chairman
of the Department of Classical Archaeology and History of Art.
A little bit of
history: Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973
A look forward: Campus Facilities began a $1.45 Million renovation project in
March 2000. It is scheduled to be completed in December
2000. Renovation includes tuck-pointing; painting; masonry work;
a new roof; windows; and entrance-way steps on the Francis Quadrangle
side.
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