Park Hall

Named in Honor of: Rev. George M. Park

Park Hall was completed in 1969 and was dedicated on May 3, 1969 to the Rev. George M. Park, a leader in the establishment of Aroostook State Normal School. Park Hall was built on the site of Park's home. The original purpose of Park Hall was as a women's residence hall, but has since become a co-educational dorm, by floor, to house incoming freshmen. Park Hall can house up to 90 students, and also contains family housing apartments in the basement. One of those apartments serves as the home of the Director of Residence Life. Also located in the basement is a large lounge area and a kitchen and laundry facility that is open to all residents. In addition, the first floor contains a large television lounge, and there is a study lounge on each of the second and third floors. The third floor also contains a laundry room with full laundry facilities.

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