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'''Erskine Ramsay Hall''' was a two-story brick apartment building constructed at [[Samford University]] in the 1950s to house faculty members. It was the first building constructed on the Shades Valley campus. It was named for educator and philanthropist [[Erskine Ramsay]].

It was later converted into student housing, with eight apartments each housing four male students.

The roof of the building collapsed on [[March 9]], [[2008]]. The school eventually determined to demolish the building as it pondered a shortage of student housing.

==References==
* Sumner, Bennett & Sarah Kate Boltz (March 5, 2008) "Residence hall roof collapses unexpectedly." ''Samford Crimson''
* Gray, Jeremy (April 21, 2009) "Samford University announces plan to demolish Erskine Ramsay Hall." {{BN}}

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[[Category:1950s buildings]]
[[Category:Samford University buildings]]
[[Category:Threatened structures]]