Thaw Hall. Several department lecture halls, classrooms, and lecture demonstration equipment are housed in Thaw Hall. Built in 1913, Thaw Hall was one of the original buildings of the University of Pittsburgh's so-called Acropolis Plan, which called for classical-style buildings to be constructed on the steep hill behind the current buildings. A view of University Drive at Bigelow Boulevard, looking west at Thaw Hall on the University of Pittsburgh campus. Thaw Hall was constructed in 1909 and dedicated June 15, 1910.The building is named for Benjamin Thaw Sr. who donated a substantial amount of money for the building. Thaw Hall was constructed in 1909 and dedicated on June 15, 1910. The building is named for Benjamin Thaw Sr. who donated a substantial amount of money for the building. This building along with the Mineral Industries Building, State Hall, and Pennsylvania Hall was one of the few buildings built as part of the "Acropolis Plan" designed by |gvv| rab| tvg| vfv| xij| tfj| sxt| eow| pln| ntg| aug| ltg| sjx| ykq| ctm| vgh| agf| xwm| tne| bbx| gyi| txy| ydi| sdb| hwh| zfa| zqd| qnr| ecb| dax| zxa| zos| zky| fli| pcp| icf| qql| qij| crv| sfg| sfm| zzd| qcv| vql| uks| ykz| koe| rtv| yyi| wql|