Thomas Hall, Historic university building in Gainesville, Florida, US.
Thomas Hall is a brick residence building in the Collegiate Gothic style with pointed arches and decorative stone details on the University of Florida campus. It houses student residents while preserving the original architectural features that define its character.
The building was designed in 1905 by William Augustus Edwards as one of the first two structures built on the University of Florida campus. It represents the beginning of the university's physical expansion in Gainesville.
The building bears the name of William Reuben Thomas, the former Gainesville mayor who influenced the establishment of the University of Florida.
The building sits at the heart of campus and is easily accessible on foot from other academic areas. Visitors can admire the exterior facade anytime, but keep in mind the interior is an active residence hall.
The National Register of Historic Places recognized Thomas Hall in 1974 under reference number 74000610 for its educational and architectural value.
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