This two-story Tudor hall was the first building on the Hendrix campus specifically constructed to serve as a women’s residence. It was dedicated in 1933 and named after Galloway Women’s College, which merged with Hendrix that year. The hall underwent a major renovation in the summer of 1996 to repair fire damage. Galloway Hall is one of the three campus buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

As Galloway Hall finishes its renovations, you may find more information at Galloway Hall.

General Information:

• Galloway Hall has the capacity to house 93 students. That includes, 2 Resident Assistants spaces, and 1 ADA Single space. There are laundry facilities available on 1st & 2nd floor of Galloway Hall.
  

Floor Plans:

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Room Dimensions

Furniture Dimensions