Elizabeth Hall was the first major building erected on campus by Mr. Stetson and is the grandest building of them all. It was John B. Stetson's crowing contribution to the university, and it is the best example of the careful planning of Dr. Forbes president of the university.

Elizabeth Hall was named for Elizabeth Shindler Stetson, John's third wife. The building was designed to remind Stetson of Independence Hall in his home town of Philadelphia.
Flagler Hall, which was constructed in 1902, was originally called the Science Hall. Railroad Magnate, Henry M. Flagler donated the money for the construction of this building with the stipulation that his name not be associated during his lifetime.
Chaudoin Hall. A women's residence hall, Chaudoin Hall was built in three stages: (1892, 1894, & 1935). The building is named after W.N. Chaudoin a Stetson trustee from 1886-1904.

 

 

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