649 Cramer Way
Locked at 8 p.m.
Wesleyan Hall was once the only building associated with Florence Wesleyan Hall after it moved from Franklin County as the originally named LaGrange College.
Built with distinct Gothic Revival architecture towers, Wesleyan Hall boasts a rich history that includes occupations from Union and Confederate armies during the Civil War.
Today, the building contains offices for the departments of Geography, Psychology, and Foreign Languages, as well as the Geographic Research Center, a cartography lab, and a language lab.