Hulley Tower
Identification
Name
Hulley Tower
Emporis Building Number
298356
Location
Map and Surrounding Area
Technical Data
Height (tip)
*
Height (architectural)
35.36 m
Construction end
*
Structure in General
Construction type
clock/bell tower
Current status
demolished [destroyed]Architectural style
renaissance revival
Usages
Facts
Hulley Tower was built by Stetson's second president, Dr. Lincoln Hulley, to house the Eloise Chimes, four large and seven smaller rough cast bells ranging from 575 to 3,000 pounds. |
A 2007 engineering assessment found that weather damage had compromised the structural integrity of the tower, requiring its demolition down to the 22-foot high stone base. |
Companies involved in this building
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Architect: Curtis M. Lowery Other Companies: McShane Bell Foundry |