Eaton Hall, Academic building at Tufts University, Medford, United States
Eaton Hall features red brick walls, marble columns, and a prominent pediment supported by four Corinthian columns at its main entrance.
The structure, completed in 1908, was funded by Andrew Carnegie with $100,000 and initially served as the main library building for Tufts University.
The building contains a memorial wing with plaques dedicated to 102 Tufts students and alumni who died during World War II.
The building currently houses departmental offices, multiple classrooms, and a computer laboratory for student and faculty use.
Mrs. Carnegie named the building after Reverend Charles H. Eaton, who officiated her wedding in 1887, instead of using the Carnegie name.
Location: Medford
GPS coordinates: 42.40683,-71.11867
Latest update: March 9, 2025 13:36
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