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Grant Hall in Kingston, Ontario

Grant Hall in Kingston is a university building (built in 1905), University Avenue 43. Grant Hall is near Ban Righ Service Entrance. Grant Hall is built in the Romanesque architecture style. Ⓦ.
House Number
43
Street
University Avenue
Building Type
university building
Website
https://www.queensu.ca/facilities/accessibility/building-directory/grant-hall
Legend

Roads nearby

University Avenue
Grant Hall (west side of University), Ellis Hall (east side of University), The Three Observed, Five Sculptures on Topological Themes, John Meisel Gate, Sakkarah, Earl Street (west side of University), Union Street (west side of University), Brock Street (west side of University)
50 m
Professors’ Walk
100 m
McGibbon Walk
100 m
Stuart Street Garage Exit
200 m
Stuart Street Garage Entrance
200 m
Bader Lane
The Lazy Scholar
250 m
KGH Main Entrance
Tim Hortons, Auxillary Cafe
250 m
Ban Righ Service Entrance
Ban Righ Dining Hall
250 m
Lower University Avenue
300 m
Stirling / Chernoff Service Entrance
350 m
Queen’s Crescent
400 m
St. Lawrence Avenue
450 m
Queen's Crescent
Leonard Dining Hall
450 m
Albert Street
Tesla, Communauto
500 m

Dormitories nearby

Ban Righ Hall
200 m
Adelaide Hall
250 m
Chown Hall
300 m
Watts Hall
450 m
David C. Smith House
500 m
Brant House
550 m
Morris Hall
550 m

Gallery nearby

Agnes Queen’s Art Gallery
150 m

Garages nearby

Physical Plant Services Shed
300 m

Hospitals nearby

Davies Wing
250 m
Armstrong Wing
350 m

Parks nearby

Breakwater Park
600 m

Sports pitches nearby

Tindall Field
350 m

University buildings nearby

Ontario Hall
50 m
Kingston Hall
100 m
Ellis Hall
100 m
Jeffery Hall
100 m
Richardson Hall
150 m
Harrison-LeCaine Hall
200 m
Watson Hall
200 m
Robert Sutherland Hall
200 m
Ban Righ Centre
250 m
Kidd House
250 m
Richardson House
250 m
Stirling Hall
250 m
Grey House
250 m
McLaughlin Hall
300 m
Yellow House
300 m
Etherington Hall
300 m
LaSalle Building
300 m
Chernoff Auditorium
350 m
University Club
350 m
Chernoff Hall
400 m
Environmental Health & Safety Building
450 m
Central Heating Plant - Queen's University & KGH
450 m
Named after George Monro Grant
Architectural style Romanesque architecture
Located in Kingston
Country Canada
Part of Queen's University