Virginia Hall

Virginia Hall is a university building within Southern Methodist University's campus in Dallas, featuring balanced brick facades with classical columns and symmetrical design elements. The structure houses classrooms and academic facilities that serve the university's core educational functions.

Architect Wyatt C. Hedrick designed the structure in 1927 as a Colonial Revival building to anchor Southern Methodist University's growing campus. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980, confirming its lasting importance to the institution.

The National Register of Historic Places listed Virginia Hall in September 1980, recognizing its architectural importance in Dallas County educational heritage.

The building is located on Southern Methodist University's accessible campus in University Park and can be easily visited from the surrounding grounds. Check ahead if you plan to explore the interior, as some areas may require permission or have restricted hours.

The structure was designed by Wyatt C. Hedrick, an architect who shaped many Texas landmarks and brought his own approach to Colonial Revival design. His work demonstrates a subtle blend of formal classical elements with regional Texas character.

Location: University Park

Location: Dallas County

Inception: 1927

Architectural style: Colonial Revival architecture

Address: 3325 Dyer St.

GPS coordinates: 32.84278,-96.78639

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:45