recitation rooms, laboratories and administrative offices. By 1905, the school had four more permanent buildings, including a Carnegie library. South Hall was later demolished by Morris Brown College. A fire in mid-August 2015 threatened to raze the building completely.
=== Stone Hall (now Fountain Hall) ===
Built in 1882 on the crest of Diamond Hill on the Morris Brown College campus, Fountain Hall is among the earlier structures on the original site of Atlanta University. Historically, the hall is significant for its role in providing higher education to Blacks in the US. Fountain Hall was made a National Historic Landmark in 1975 for its role in providing higher education to African Americans. It was designed by Atlanta architect G. L. Norrman, who was active during the late nineteenth and very early twentieth centuries; few of his works have survived. The three-story, red brick structure is an excellent example of the High Victorian style. Its clock tower is a rare sight in Atlanta.
Since its construction …
