Fox Residence Hall for men was dedicated during homecoming in 1966 in honor of the Fox family in western Pennsylvania, especially Dr. Charles T. Fox, long-time dean and the third president of Findlay College, and Dr. H. Clifford Fox, the 10th president. The building cost $484,500 and was financed by a construction loan from the federal Housing and Home Finance Agency. Dr. Charles Trout Fox was a member of the teaching staff when the College opened in 1886. He served as acting president from 1895-1896, and he was the first dean from 1897-1929. Dr. Harry Clifford Fox, a 1920 Findlay graduate, was president from 1947-1959. Previously, he was a history professor, chairman of the social sciences department and dean of the school of liberal arts at the University of Dubuque. He also was an ordained minister for the Churches of God.

Click here for a floor plan of a typical room in Fox Hall (1st and 2nd floor). Click here for a floor plan of a typical room in Fox Hall (3rd floor).

Click here for pictures of Fox Hall. Additional pictures may be found on the following photo pages: 1, 2, 3.

Basic information about Fox Hall
Bathrooms	Two bathrooms are located on each floor.
Lobbies	There is a small lobby on each of the three floors.
Game Room	There is a game room located on the first floor of Bare Hall. Equipment may be checked out of the Residence Life Staff Office on the first floor. Sand volleyball courts are located to the north of Bare Hall.
Mail	Student mailboxes for residents of this building are located in the first floor lobby of Bare Hall (adjacent to the Residence Life Staff Office).
Laundry	There is a laundry room for residents of this facility on the first floor.
Staff	A resident assistant is on each floor of this building. A resident director oversees this building. Staff members are available to assist students in the Residence Life Staff Office in Bare Hall from 8 p.m. - 12 midnight every day of the academic calendar.
Vending Machines	Vending machines are located on the first floor, by the main door to the building.