A Masterpiece In The Art of Lost Things

Schoellkopf Hall of Deveaux Campus: Built in 1930 as a 26,100 sq ft (or possibly 21,000 sq. ft.) cut-stone dormitory with 48 sleeping rooms. The three story tudor style building, on a raised basement, has a steep slate roof, oriel windows, three-story bays, double wooden entry doors in arched recesses, some leaded casement windows, stone sill and lintels and attic dormers with parapets. The first floor contains one room with a private bath and fourteen dorm rooms. The second floor contains a recreation room with fireplace and seventeen additional dorm rooms. The third floor contains one room with a private bath, seventeen dorm rooms and three recreation rooms with their own fireplace. The building is abandoned and sealed from access.