Appenzeller Hall of Yonsei University, Seoul

This building was constructed to commemorate Appenzeller, the founder of Baejae School, using donations from Pittsfield, Massachusetts, in the United States. Construction began in 1921 under the supervision of Miller, a professor of chemistry, and was completed in 1924. It is an elegant Gothic-style building, built of stone in three storeys; together with Underwood Hall, it was the second building erected at Yonsei University. The plan is rectangular, with an entrance and staircase at the centre; the remaining space was used as classrooms, but the building now serves as an administration building.

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Seodaemun-gu, Seoul

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Historic Site · 사적