Alumnae Hall

Completed in 1892 the building was constructed with financing from alumnae, and used by students as a library, laboratory area and art department. The building Contained an elaborate stained-glass piece, The Tillinghast Window, that was later displayed at the Chicago World’s Fair, and is now in Kumler Chapel. Prior to its razing in 1977 it was located between Boyd Science Hall and Peabody Hall