| Building: | Cleveland Hall, 1904 |
| Designer/Architect: | Richards, McCarty and Bulford of Columbus |
| History: | Built as a men's gymnasium. The building originally contained an auditorium named Sherwin Hall, Swasey gymnasium, a library, general meeting rooms and a swimming pool. |
| Building Style: | Jeffersonian Federal Revival style in brick and stone. |
| Named For: | Named to honor the generosity of Cleveland trustees such as John D. Rockefeller, Ambrose Swasey and H.A. Sherwin. |
| Current Use: | Cleveland has since been renovated to house the Art Department and provides studio space for painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, photography and a small foundry for metal fabrication. |