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Named For: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E Johnson of Racine, Wisconsin; Mrs. Johnson was a trustee.
Location: On Thorne Street, between Tri-Dorms and Bowen's Woods.
Date of Construction: 1962. Dedicated Nov 2, 1962; Addition, 1966.
Architects: Shattuck, Siewert & Associates of Neenah. Cost: $885,000 (original); $117,713 (addition).
Capacity: 210 students.
Present Uses: Johnson is the primary upperclass women's dorm, including sororities (Alpha Delta Pi, Delta Psi Delta, and Alpha Chi Omega) and Independents. Pi Delta Xi was housed in Johnson in 1991-1992.
Note: Johnson Hall replaced Duffie, Hall, Harwood, Lyle, Parkhurst and Tracy Houses as women's dorms when it was built and housed all the sororities. The original dorm was financed on a self-amortizing basis with a loan obtained from the Federal Housing Authority.
References: Fact Sheet, p.3.
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