Healy Hall, Georgetown University

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Healy Hall at Georgetown University is a landmark 19th-century Romanesque-Revival and High Victorian Gothic academic building in Washington, D.C., renowned for its iconic clock tower and status as a National Historic Landmark.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Historic Landmark
academic building
historic building
landmark
university building
architecturalStyle High Victorian Gothic
linked to: Gothic Revival

Romanesque Revival
linked to: Neo-Romanesque
category Clock towers in Washington, D.C.
Georgetown University buildings
Gothic Revival architecture in Washington, D.C.
Romanesque Revival architecture in Washington, D.C.
city Washington, D.C.
continent North America
country United States
floorCount multiple stories
hasPart Gaston Hall
Riggs Library
campanile
chapel space
classrooms
clock tower
grand staircase
offices
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
inception 19th century
locatedIn Georgetown University
Georgetown neighborhood
Washington, D.C.
locatedNear Potomac River
material brick
stone
namedAfter Patrick Francis Healy
notableFor Romanesque-Revival and High Victorian Gothic architecture
iconic clock tower
status as a National Historic Landmark
operator Georgetown University
ownedBy Georgetown University
partOf Georgetown University Main Campus
region District of Columbia
significantPeriod 19th century
use academic purposes
administrative purposes
ceremonial events

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Paul J. Pelz notableWork Healy Hall, Georgetown University
Paul J. Pelz designed Healy Hall, Georgetown University