HOL

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HOL is the commonly used abbreviation for the Hall of Languages, a historic academic building on the Syracuse University campus.

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instanceOf academic building
university building
abbreviationOf Hall of Languages
appearsIn Syracuse University logos and imagery
Syracuse University promotional materials
architect Horatio Nelson White
architecturalStyle Second Empire
associatedWith College of Arts and Sciences
Syracuse University English Department
linked to: Syracuse University

Syracuse University humanities programs
campus Syracuse University campus
city Syracuse, New York
linked to: Syracuse
completionDate 1873
constructionStart 1871
country United States
fullName Hall of Languages
hasBasement true
hasFeature central tower
mansard roof
ornate dormers
hasFunction administration
faculty offices
teaching
hasStatus in use
heritageStatus listed on the National Register of Historic Places
historicDesignation National Register of Historic Places
isOldestBuildingOnCampus true
locatedIn Syracuse University
Syracuse, New York
linked to: Syracuse

United States
material Onondaga limestone
near Crouse College
Hendricks Chapel
nickname HOL
numberOfStories 4
openingDate 1873
operator Syracuse University
ownedBy Syracuse University
partOf Syracuse University historic core
region Central New York
roofType mansard roof
symbolOf Syracuse University
use academic departments
classrooms
faculty offices

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