Dean of Women Marion Talbot and the creation of Ida Noyes Hall

Dean of Women Marion Talbot and the creation of Ida Noyes Hall 1/7

Dean of Women Marion Talbot at cornerstone laying for Noyes Hall in 1915
Ida Noyes Hall in 1931.
Women swimming at Noyes Hall in 1933.
Women playing pool at Noyes Hall.
Cafeteria at Noyes Hall
Murals at Ida Noyes Hall.
Stairwell and painting at Ida Noyes Hall.
Dean of Women Marion Talbot at cornerstone laying for Noyes Hall in 1915
Ida Noyes Hall in 1931.
Women swimming at Noyes Hall in 1933.
Women playing pool at Noyes Hall.
Cafeteria at Noyes Hall
Murals at Ida Noyes Hall.
Stairwell and painting at Ida Noyes Hall.
Dean of Women Marion Talbot at cornerstone laying for Noyes Hall in 1915
Ida Noyes Hall in 1931.
Women swimming at Noyes Hall in 1933.
Women playing pool at Noyes Hall.
Cafeteria at Noyes Hall
Murals at Ida Noyes Hall.
Stairwell and painting at Ida Noyes Hall.
Dean of Women Marion Talbot at the cornerstone-laying ceremony for Ida Noyes Hall in 1915. Noyes Hall was constructed as a place for women to dine, socialize and swim, as well as a space that encouraged “tolerance, sympathy, kindness, the generous word and the helpful act,” according to Talbot, who offered input on the design and function of the hall. University of Chicago Library
Previous slide Next slide