The University of Tennessee at Martin
A Virtual History
History of Campus Buildings
| Name(s) of Building: | Freeman Hall and the Lovelace Home for Young Men |
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| Dates of Construction: | 1921 |
| Completion Date: | 1921 |
| Cost: | $32,000 |
| Brief History: | To meet growing enrollments the Hall-Moody Institute began construction of a men's dormitory in 1921. It was completed later the same year and named the Lovelace Home for Young Men in honor of W. N. Lovelace who donated the land where the building once stood. When the University of Tennessee purchased the Hall-Moody Institute it was renamed Freeman Hall and was primarily used as a men's dorm from 1921 to 1975. The building was demolished for newer facilities in the summer of 1975. |
| Date of Destruction: | 1975. |