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Tallahassee Democrat 50, no. 75. Page 14. FSU chapter of Kappa Alpha stages a parade in Confederate uniform and antebellum gowns, with decorated wagons, including Mayor Hugh E. Williams, Jr. Parade through campus to Bryan Hall, where secession…

Tallahasse Democrat 64, no. 141. Page 13. May 22, 1969 Bryan Hall lawn and building were site of sit-in for 250 students from Committee Against Repression protesting the earlier arrest of Students for a Democratic Society members

Tallahassee Democrat 71, no. 260. Page 17. Construction completed 1 August 1908. Initial configuration held ~76 students. Rug purchased for parlor in 1915. Telephone installed in 1916. Sun dial installed at outbreak of WWI by Class of 1921 “count…

Tallahassee Democrat 93, no. 197. Page 10C. First inaugural class in Bryan Hall Learning Community:
“Bryan is really a family and a home. We are so lucky.” (student quote from survey)
Another student says the program and small dorm/with classroom…

Tallahassee Democrat 102, no. 309. Page 4A. Oldest building on campus. “Collegiate gothic style.” Bryan Hall closed in 1994, but reopened in 1997 as a residence hall, home of inaugural earning community.

Information about 1996 renovation completed by Allstate Construction, Inc.

article discusses the Bryan Hall dormitory being outfitted with expensive new furnishings

Bolin first arrived at FSU in 1946 and describes her room in Bryan Hall when she first arrived in an interview with Robin Sellers.

Bachman first arrived at FSU in 1954 and remembers living in Bryan Hall with dorm mothers and junior counselors for freshmen and underclassmen.

Christy, FSU class of ’71, describes living in Bryan Hall with her roommate in an interview with Robin Sellers.