These duplex residence halls, built in 1952, were the last campus building of collegiate gothic design. Like most of Vanderbilt's older residence halls, both have been completely renovated. Frederick Vanderbilt Hall is named for the Commodore's grandson, who left a large part of his estate to the University. L ocated on the central campus, in Area II, Vanderbilt offers easy access to dining and classroom facilities. It houses 122 first year students in single and double rooms.
Residents live on the second, third and fourth floors.
A faculty member lives in an apartment on the second floor of Vanderbilt Hall and the Assistant Director for the Alumni Lawn area lives in an apartment on the second floor of Barnard Hall.