Tubman Hall houses 108 first year coed students. Tubman Hall was in honor of Harriet Tubman, who was born a slave in 1821 near the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Tubman was erected in 1952 and is the oldest female residence hall. Tubman Hall has a main lounge, kitchen, recreation room, laundry rooms and vending area in the lobby. Each room has computer, television and telephone line access. 

Harriet Tubman Hall
On Campus
Residents	Freshman
Building Style	Traditional
Residence Floors	3
Building Capacity	108
Approx. number sharing bath	22
Can stay during breaks	No
Carpeted Rooms	No
Coin - Free Laundry	Yes
Study Lounge	No
A/C	No
Handicap Accessible
Monthly Rent