Woodrow Wilson Hall

Woodrow Wilson Hall, located at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, is a historic building dedicated on May 15, 1931, named after President Woodrow Wilson, who was born nearby. Constructed from local bluestone, this architectural gem features a striking portico with Roman Doric columns and a cupola. Initially serving as the university's administration hub, it housed classrooms and an auditorium, and now accommodates the Department of History. Its significance is celebrated by alumni, even inspiring custom LEGO sets, making it a must-see for visitors and researchers interested in educational history and architecture.