Peabody Hall

🏛 Corridor🚿 Communal Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ Has AC🏢 5 floors

About Peabody Hall

Peabody Hall is a traditional corridor residence hall at Temple University. The hall offers classic dormitory rooms with communal bathrooms on each floor and is a welcoming home for first-year Owls. Peabody Hall participates in Temple's residential learning programs and is conveniently situated near campus dining and the main academic buildings.

💡 Good to know about Peabody Hall

Started in 1956 — this yellow brick building was dedicated on February 3, 1958 but had been in use since the previous year; named after former Temple dean Gertrude Peabody, who also served on the original decorating committee of the building.
Temple University announced the demolition of Peabody Hall before winter break in the 2017-2018 academic year — as of 2019, Temple has converted the area into a grassy area for students. The DB row likely predates demolition.

From DormScouter research.

Bathrooms here are communal, so you'll be carrying your things down the hall. Students here often pick up: