Erskine Ramsay Hall (Birmingham-Southern)
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Erskine Ramsay Hall (originally the Science Building or Science Hall) was an academic building built for Birmingham College (now Birmingham-Southern College) in 1916.
The building was the second substantial building for the college, following Rose Owen Hall. It was designed by William Warren and constructed by Roper & Strauss, incorporating decorative tiles made by the New York Architectural Terra-Cotta Company.
The Science Building was renamed in honor of educator and philanthropist Erskine Ramsay. It was demolished in 1988 for construction of the new Elton B. Stephens Science Center.