- City:
- East Lansing, MI
- Site Type:
- Education and Health, Schools
- New Deal Agencies:
- Public Works Funding, Public Works Administration (PWA)
- Designer:
- Malcomson Calder & Hammond
Description
“Partially funded by the PWA, Campbell Hall is part of a complex of six residence halls originally for women. It was named after Louise H. Campbell, a state home demonstration leader from 1920 to 1930. The Tudor-style design, with its high-pitched gabled roofs, metal casement windows, slate roof, and Renaissance detailing, recalls medieval estates.”
Source notes
https://artmuseum.msu.edu/wpa/WPA/pages/campbell.htm
At this Location:
- Michigan State University: Auditorium - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University Museum: Frezell Mural - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Main Library Mural - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Music Building - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Music Building Sculpture - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Jenison Fieldhouse - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Terra Cotta Sculpture - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Entrance Marker - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Union Building Mural - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Union Building Addition - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Olin Health Center - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Abbot Hall - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Giltner Hall - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Band Shell (demolished) - East Lansing MI
- Michigan State University: Music Building Reliefs - East Lansing MI
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