Allen Hall (University of Pittsburgh)

Allen Hall, a historic landmark at the University of Pittsburgh, was completed in 1914 and originally housed the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research. Designed in Greek Revival style by J. H. Giesey, it now serves the Department of Physics and Astronomy. The building features six stories and has undergone several renovations, including modern laboratories for research. Notably, it honors Madame Curie with a plaque commemorating her contributions to science. Visitors can appreciate its architectural significance and the rich history tied to the Mellon brothers and the university's scientific advancements.