University of Tennessee

Gibbs Hall

DEMOLISHED 🏚️ Demolished 2014 Bill Gibbs Hall, opened about 1963 as an athletes’ residence and named for a freshman basketball coach killed in a 1964 plane crash. Razed in 2014 alongside Stokely Athletic Center. Page kept for historical reference.
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🏛 Corridor🚿 Semi-Private Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ Has AC
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Gibbs Hall is an upperclass corridor residence featuring semi-private bathrooms for returning students seeking on-campus housing. The building's configuration provides a balance between affordable residential living and enhanced privacy. Well-located for access to academic buildings and student facilities.

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