Mary Morse Hall Mary Morse Hall Mary Morse Hall is situated on one of the highest campus points and is considered, along with Ethel Moore Hall, one of the 'Hill Halls'. In the Mills tradition, the building is white stucco with a red tile roof and blue window trim. The building features both single rooms and double rooms with hardwood floors and sinks.
Residents share a large recreation room with a fire place and a small computer lab.
The flag stone walk to the front door is edged with native plants and blooming shrubs. Mary Morse Hall shares the Rhododendrom Courtyard with Ethel Moore Hall. The sun porch off the living room has a wall of windows looking out over this shared area and a beautiful tile floor. Mary Morse Hall is named in honor of Mary Tourtelotte Morse, Seminary Class of 1868. The West Wing featuring double rooms was completed in 1935 and the East wing featuring single rooms was completed in 1944.