Emmerson Hall

Summary

Emmerson Hall is a historic building^[1].

Key Facts

• Emmerson Hall is located in Nova Scotia^[2].
• Emmerson Hall is in the country of Canada^[3].
• Emmerson Hall's instance of is recorded as historic building^[4].
• Emmerson Hall's architect is recorded as Andrew R. Cobb^[5].
• Reverend Robert Henry Emmerson is named after Emmerson Hall^[6].
• Henry Emmerson is named after Emmerson Hall^[7].
• Emmerson Hall's architectural style is recorded as Italianate architecture^[8].
• Emmerson Hall is made of red sandstone^[9].
• Emmerson Hall is made of brick^[10].
• Emmerson Hall took place at Wolfville^[11].
• Emmerson Hall is part of Acadia University^[12].
• Emmerson Hall is used for classroom^[13].
• Emmerson Hall is used for office^[14].
• 1913 marks the founding of Emmerson Hall^[15].
• Emmerson Hall's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 45.08798, 'longitude': -64.36674, 'precision': 1e-05}^[16].
• Emmerson Hall's heritage designation is recorded as Municipally Registered Property^[17].

Body

Geography

Emmerson Hall is in the country of Canada^[3]. It is located in Nova Scotia^[2]. It is part of Acadia University^[12].

Designation and Status

Emmerson Hall's instance of is recorded as historic building^[4]. Its heritage designation is recorded as Municipally Registered Property^[17].

History and Context

1913 marks the founding of Emmerson Hall^[15]. Things named after include Reverend Robert Henry Emmerson^[6] and Henry Emmerson^[7], a politician^[18], 1853–1914^[19], of Canada^[20].