Ham Hall Floor Plans

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Basement	1st Floor	2nd Floor	3rd Floor
4th Floor	5th Floor	6th Floor

Ham Hall was named after Roswell Gray Ham Hall, who succeeded Mary Woolley as President of the College, from 1937 to 1957. Ham was the first residence hall built along Upper Lake. Ham is unique in that it houses 5 foreign language fellows (Chinese, French, Spanish, Italian, and German) at hosts a number of foreign language tables. All rooms in Ham feature a view of Upper Lake. Ham is directly on the jogging path around upper lake. Ham Hall underwent renovations in the spring of 2007, updating the furniture, paint, and lighting in the common areas

Ham Hall houses 155 students in single, double and quad rooms on six floors and a basement. Ham is located near Kendall Sports and Dance Complex and the Equestrian Center, as well as many of the academic buildings. Ham shares a kitchen with MacGregor Hall, but has a separate dining hall.

Year Built	1965
Year Renovated	2007
# of Students	155
# of Floors	7
# of Singles	64
# of Doubles	34
# of Triples	0
# of Quads	5
# of Suites	0
# of Apts.	1
Basement	Yes
# Sharing bathroom	21
Accessible	Yes
Elevator	Yes
Dumbwaiter	No
Dining Hall	Yes
Luncheon Center	Yes
Kitchenette	2, 3, 4, 5
Full Kitchen	No
Floor Lounges	No
All Classes?	Yes
FPs ?	No
Quiet Floor	No