Cretin Hall, Student residence hall in Saint Paul, United States
Cretin Hall is a student dormitory in Saint Paul with five floors housing approximately 90 residents in single and double rooms with shared facilities on each level. Rooms include lofted twin beds, desks, wardrobes, and internet connections.
The building was constructed in 1894 as the South Student Residence Building for Saint Paul Seminary, designed by architect Cass Gilbert. It originally served as housing for seminary students.
The residence halls community creates educational programs and social events throughout the academic year for its student population.
As a student dormitory, access is typically restricted to registered residents. Visitors should check in at the entrance or arrange to meet with residents beforehand.
The structure displays Northern Italian architectural features with red pressed brick facades that stand out for their craftsmanship. These detailed design elements are rarely seen in student housing of that era.
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