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Clark Hall of Liberal Arts
12025-11-07T21:44:12+00:00Benjamin Bowers78b1957d54cda1d2cb3b1a500776f35a405a28f292Clark Hall of Liberal Artsplain2025-11-10T14:57:00+00:00Benjamin Bowers78b1957d54cda1d2cb3b1a500776f35a405a28f2
Location
south side of Bellflower Road between East Boulevard and Ford Road
Description 3-story sandstone and buff brick building of 14,380 square feet or 19,719 gross square feet, containing classrooms, chapel, library, and officesThis property continued in use after 1949. Post-1949 research is not yet completed.
Formal Name Clark Hall of Liberal Arts
Named For Eliza Clark, friend
Other Names Clark Hall
Constructed ?-1892
Architect Richard M. HuntCost 1892: $59,919.34
Financing 1892: Gift of $100,000 from Eliza Clark (for building and endowment); Gift of land from Jeptha H. Wade, IIOccupants 1892-1949+: Mather College
12024-09-27T15:27:59+00:00Clark Hall, exterior, north and west sides1Clark Hall, exterior, north and west sides, 1903?2024-09-27T15:27:59+00:00CWRU Archivespublic domainClark Hall of Liberal Arts000551903?unknown[Places]
