[b]Diehm Hall[/b], a dormitory for both men and women, was named for G. Graybill Diehm, prominent in Lancaster County and Commonwealth politics for forty years. He held various elected offices including seats in both houses of the state legislature. The dorm was demolished in 2015 to make room for the new residence halls.

[b]Diehm Hall[/b], a dormitory for both men and women, was named for G. Graybill Diehm, prominent in Lancaster County and Commonwealth politics for forty years. He held various elected offices including seats in both houses of the state legislature. The dorm was demolished in 2015 to make room for the new residence halls.

[b]Diehm Hall[/b], a dormitory for both men and women, was named for G. Graybill Diehm, prominent in Lancaster County and Commonwealth politics for forty years. He held various elected offices including seats in both houses of the state legislature. The dorm was demolished in 2015 to make room for the new residence halls.

[b]Diehm Hall[/b], a dormitory for both men and women, was named for G. Graybill Diehm, prominent in Lancaster County and Commonwealth politics for forty years. He held various elected offices including seats in both houses of the state legislature. The dorm was demolished in 2015 to make room for the new residence halls.

[b]Diehm Hall[/b], a dormitory for both men and women, was named for G. Graybill Diehm, prominent in Lancaster County and Commonwealth politics for forty years. He held various elected offices including seats in both houses of the state legislature. The dorm was demolished in 2015 to make room for the new residence halls.

Exterior photo of Diehm Hall

Exterior photo of Diehm Hall

Exterior photo of Diehm Hall

Exterior photo of Diehm Hall Construction Photo

Exterior photo of Diehm Hall Under Construction