Welland Hall
From The Archives
During the Spanish influenza epidemic of 1918, the Red Cross pressed the college’s women’s dormitory, known as the Welland (above), into service as an emergency hospital, and, according to the official history of SUNY Oswego, “faculty volunteers cooked and tended the ill.”
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