Lee Hall
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The entrance to Lee Hall at the end of Fernow Street.
Lee Hall was constructed in 1957. The building is home to programs in art, architecture, construction science, and landscape architecture. Lee Hall houses the Emery A. Gunnin Architecture Library, which is open 24 hours a day, as well as the Lee Art Gallery, which displays student work and traveling exhibits.
Lee Hall is named for Rudolph E. Lee, a member of Clemson's first graduating class (1896). He came back to Clemson to serve as the design instructor for engineering classes, established the School of Architecture, and served as dean for more than 40 years.
