Madison, University of Wisconsin, Ann Emery Hall
From the UW Alumni Association website, slightly condensed, “Ann Emery Hall opened on Oct. 22, 1930, as an independent women’s dorm. Named for a beloved Dean of Women, it swiftly became one of the largest and most popular independent halls on campus. (and) was more reminiscent of a medieval manor house than an institutional dormitory. Sadly, after four decades of service, the hall closed in 1971 due to the increasing demand for off-campus apartments. Ironically, the building on Langdon Street is now a private apartment complex.” The Hall lives on, right here, in this unused Tichnor Quality Views card 63062. Grade: 1