William Penn University - Quaker Yearbook (Oskaloosa, IA)

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WOMENTS RESIDENCE BUILDING The Women's Residence Building consists of four cottages named after women famous in Quaker history-lvlargaret Fell, Elizabeth Fry, Mary Dyer and Sybil jones. These cottages are connected by brick cloisters. The building is of brick construc- tion with tile roof. On each floor are several suites consisting of three rooms which are occupied by two girls. Single rooms are also available. A fine art collection hangs in the drawing room of the Resi- dence Building. This collection was a gift of Major S. H. M. Byers, former Consul-General to Switzerland. A dining-room with a seating capacity of 175 is located on the first Hoor of Eliza- beth Fry Cottage. Other facilities include the hospital and the laundry, which are available to residents of the building. 'YV' 'w 5 .