Category:Slocum Hall (Syracuse University)

**Slocum Hall**
	building on Syracuse University campus in Syracuse, New York
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Instance of	university building (Syracuse University);
Part of	Syracuse University campus;
Named after	Joseph Slocum;
Made from material	granite; limestone; terracotta; brick; steel (column);
Location	University Hill, Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York
Street address	159 College Place;
Architectural style	Renaissance Revival architecture; Beaux-Arts;
Architect	Revels & Hallenbeck;
Owned by	Syracuse University;
Occupant	Syracuse University School of Architecture;
Heritage designation	National Register of Historic Places contributing property (Syracuse University – Comstock Tract Buildings, 1980–);
Inception	1919;
Significant event	consent (1915); groundbreaking ceremony (1916); construction (1916–1918); finished (1919); renovation (James Garrison, 1999–2008); dedication (2008); renovation (Werner Seligmann, 1976);
Width	130 ft;
Length	185 ft;
Area	109,404 ft²;
Cost	400,000 United States dollar;
	43° 02′ 15.68″ N, 76° 07′ 54.52″ W
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