Grose Hall

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Entrance to Grose Hall.

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Front of Grose Hall, 1976.

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Pep Rally outside of Grose, 1950s.

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Classroom inside Grose, 1980s.

Grose Hall; named for Concordia’s first president, I. F. Grose, was built in 1921. At the time, the building’s first floor accommodated the college’s original library and the second and third floors housed classrooms, offices, and even residential space. Renovations occurred in both 1962 and 1979. Grose Hall is now connected to Academy Hall and Bishop Whipple Hall on all floors and houses classrooms used by several disciplines

Humble Beginnings
Grose Hall