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Hopkins Hall. Named in memory of Mark Hopkins, Class of 1824, and President of Williams College 1836-72. 880 Main Street. 43,700 Sq. Ft. Hopkins Hall, 2011. About Hopkins Hall. Based on the Romanesque style of H.H. Richardson, Hopkins was built as a memorial to Mark Hopkins (d. 1887).
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Mark Hopkins is one of four buildings known as the Greylock...
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Hopkins Hall 880 Main Street Williamstown, MA 01267 USA...
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Williams is about one hour’s drive from the Massachusetts...
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The first purpose-built home for the museum—a primary...
- Upperclass Residence Halls
Hopkins Hall is a kind of important building on campus. Many important administrative offices are there, and some that are less important. There are also classrooms that are popular for meetings, such as the 1964 Classroom in the basement. Contents. 1 Architecture. 2 By Floor. 2.1 Basement. 2.2 First Floor. 2.3 Second Floor. 2.4 Top Floor.
The first purpose-built home for the museum—a primary teaching resource for the college across all disciplines, and home to more than 15,000 works—is projected to open in 2027.
Hopkins Hall serves as the administration building on campus, housing the offices of the president, Dean of the Faculty, registrar, and provost, among others. There is a Newman Center on campus.
Mark Hopkins is one of four buildings known as the Greylock Quad. Mark Hopkins rooms boast huge windows that overlook the quad and towards the Williamstown Town Hall. Residents of Mark Hopkins will find mostly singles arranged into suites with common rooms, and a nice kitchen.
Hopkins Hall 880 Main Street Williamstown, MA 01267 USA Williams College Phone Number (413) 597-3131
Williams is about one hour’s drive from the Massachusetts Turnpike and Interstates 91, 90, and 87. Driving time from Boston or New York City is about three hours; from Albany, NY, about one hour; and about two hours from Bradley International Airport outside of Hartford, CT.
