Bryan Hall (Washington State University)

Bryan Hall is a historic and iconic building at Washington State University in Pullman, distinguished by its clock tower and rich history. Originally dedicated in 1909 as a library, it now houses the Thomas Foley Institute and serves as a venue for musical theatre and opera productions. The auditorium has hosted notable figures like President Taft and Helen Keller. Features include a 778-seat theatre, a Schantz pipe organ, and a digital carillon that chimes hourly. The building is a central landmark on campus, often associated with university lore, including tales of ghostly encounters attributed to its namesake, Enoch A. Bryan.