解説Cleveland Hall (1904) at East College Street Gate.jpg
English: A Federal Revival building built in 1904 as a men’s gymnasium. Originally, the building housed an auditorium named Sherwin Hall, Swasey gymnasium, meeting rooms, a library, and a swimming pool. Later it served as the student union. The building was named to honor the generosity of trustees from the City of Cleveland, and also built by Richards, McCarty and Bulford of Columbus. Now, Cleveland Hall houses the Art Department and provides studio space for painting, photography and printmaking.