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Eliot Hall

DEMOLISHED 🏚️ Demolished 2003 A 12-story brick highrise built in 1964 that housed more than 10,000 students over its life; imploded on 21 June 2003 to make way for new residence halls. WashU transferred the Eliot name to a new building in 2005, so today’s Thomas Eliot A and B Houses are different buildings with their own entries. Page kept for historical reference. (source.washu.edu, June 2003)
🏛 Corridor🚿 Communal Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ Has AC🏢 4 floors

About Eliot Hall

A traditional first-year residence hall on the South 40 named after the university's longest-serving chancellor. Eliot offers double and single rooms with communal bathrooms on each floor. Known for its strong community atmosphere and proximity to Bear's Den dining.

💡 Good to know about Eliot Hall

From DormScouter research.

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

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