Kent Hall

Kent Hall (HM2EYG)

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N 39° 40.567', W 75° 45.101'

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Kent Dining Hall

Kent Resident Hall, constructed in 1956, is named after Kent County, located in the central part of Delaware and home of the First State's capital city of Dover.

The adjoining Kent Dining Hall predates the residence hall by 31 years. The Delaware General Assembly appropriated funds for its construction to meet the needs of the growing Women's College of Delaware, which after being merged with Delaware College, became the University of Delaware.

Benefactor Pierre S. du Pont also contributed to the construction of the dining hall through the organization, Service Citizens of Delaware. This donation made possible the addition of the arched window hall and other architectural details that grace that building.
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HM NumberHM2EYG
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Placed ByUniversity of Delaware
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Date Added Saturday, March 16th, 2019 at 11:02am PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)18S E 435534 N 4392080
Decimal Degrees39.67611667, -75.75168333
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 39° 40.567', W 75° 45.101'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds39° 40' 34.02" N, 75° 45' 6.0599999999999" W
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