Well known as the oldest surviving building of the University of California, the South Hall is the only old structure that is still in existence on the campus. Housing the first physics library, college of agriculture, business school and also a temporary museum, the hall is a beautiful srchitectured structure and it features a railing balcony at the entrance. This hall stands as the sole survivor of the university and is a great place to visit. Tours are available too.
Website: ischool.berkeley.edu
Phone: (510) 642-1464
Cross Streets: Between Moses Hall/South Dr and Campanile Way
102 South Spc 4600, University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, CA 94720-4600 ·2334.92 mi
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South Hall is a long standing building in front of the clock tower.
MoreI used to study in here, many years ago. It's an attractive building, maybe one of the nicest on campus, a good place to linger.
MoreOne of the most attractive and distinctive buildings on campus. If you do a walking tour, this is one of the must-sees.
MoreOne of the most attractive buildings on campus, looks like one from an Ivy League school back East. Set in a noble spot, worth a quick photo.
MoreWith a lovely architecture, the facade is highly ornate with outstanding brick work, dormer windows at the apex and numerous chimneys and flues. The latter were necessary as it was an early home for chemistry laboratories. Inside the hallways are spaciously impressive. An exquisite carved wood staircase is one of the attractive features. The University School of Information is now located here.
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