Mason Hall

Mason Hall was named for Ann Thomson Mason, whose son George authored the Virginia Bill of Rights. Mason Hall was constructed in the year 1957 and underwent extensive remodeling in 2011.  Mason is centrally located on the Mary Washington campus, close to Combs, James Farmer, and George Washington Halls. There is a kitchen on the 3^rd floor, next to Mason’s main lounge. The 2^nd floor of Mason features a second study lounge, interior bicycle storage, and the laundry room. Mason provides elevator access as well as central air-conditioning and boasts large sunrooms that overlook Campus Walk.

The “Link” connects Randolph and Mason Halls and includes several student rooms on the second floor and a living/learning space on the the third floor which is used for classes, studying, receptions, and is home to the University’s Eagles in Recovery office and clubhouse.  Information about the Link’s student rooms are also included below.