Denny Hall, University building at University of Washington, Seattle, US
The French Renaissance Revival building features a symmetrical design with brick and sandstone materials, complemented by a bell tower and large windows.
Constructed in 1895 as the first structure on the University of Washington campus, Denny Hall initially served as the administration building and library.
The Varsity Bell in Denny Hall's cupola rings during annual Homecoming celebrations, connecting current students with university traditions since 1961.
Following a renovation completed in 2016, Denny Hall houses the departments of Anthropology, Classics, Germanics, and Near Eastern Languages and Civilization.
The building's cornerstone placement ceremony in July 1894 drew 1,000 attendees, marking the beginning of the University of Washington's current campus.
Location: Seattle
Inception: 1895
Architectural style: Renaissance Revival architecture
GPS coordinates: 47.65840,-122.30870
Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:23
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