Erwin Hall

The Erwin Building was originally constructed in 1952 to provide on-campus housing for faculty, but it is no longer used as a residential facility. It was designed by Eric G. Flannagan out of Henderson, NC. It was built on the former basketball court and has a Georgian architectural style. It was named for Clyde A. Erwin, longtime State Superintendent of Public Instruction and ex-officio chairman of ECU’s Board of Trustees. The building is a tribute to his leadership in expanding North Carolina’s public education system. (Building Histories, 2025)

Photograph of Erwin Hall Construction

 Erwin Hall construction. 1952. Visual Media: Black and White Images. UA55.01.297. East Carolina University Digital Collections. https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/57023. Accessed 3 Jun. 2025.

Photograph of Erwin Hall

 Erwin Hall. 1952. Visual Media: Black and White Images. UA55.01.296. East Carolina University Digital Collections. https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/22897. Accessed 3 Jun. 2025.