Women\u27s Gymnasium (1907-)

The Women\u27s Gymnasium, designed by architect Joseph B. De Remer, has the word gymnasium across the entrance door. The Cornerstone reads: 1907. Several trees surround the building and behind it are Great Northern Railroad Cars. UND built the gymnasium to provide an armory and drill hall, a gymnasium for men and women, and a University Assembly Hall. With the completion of the Armory (1919), the regular work of the Military Department and men\u27s athletics were removed and it was then primarily a woman\u27s gymnasium. (Information from University of North Dakota, History of the Buildings, E.F. Chandler, page 40)https://commons.und.edu/archive-photos/1182/thumbnail.jp