Lovett Residence Hall, built in 1959, was the first modern residence hall for women. It is named after Lillian Avann Lovett, a 1892 graduate of Findlay College. Her husband, George Lovett, was a 1894 Findlay graduate and the first Findlay football player to rush for 100 yards in a single game. Both were active in their support for their alma mater. George, who became a lawyer with General Motors in Detroit, Mich., gave Findlay 1,000 shares of GM stock, estimated value at $50,000, in memory of his wife. A 26-room addition to the south wing of Lovett was added in 1965 at a cost of $194,000.

Click here for a floor plan of a typical room in Lovett Hall.  The southwest rooms in Lovett Hall are designed like this.

Basic information about Lovett Hall
Bathrooms	One is located on each north floor. Two are located on each south floor.
Lobbies	There is a small lobby on each of the floors. There is a main lobby on the first floor.
Game Room	There is a game room located on the first floor of this hall. Equipment may be checked out of the Residence Life Staff Office on the first floor of this building. Sand volleyball courts are located to the north of Bare Hall.
Mail	Student mailboxes for residents of this building are located in the basement of Old Main.
Laundry	There are two laundry rooms for residents of this facility on the first floor (one in North Lovett, one in South Lovett).
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 Lovett Hall from 8 p.m. - 12 midnight every day of the academic calendar.
Vending Machines	Vending machines are located on the first floor.
Pay Phones	A pay phone is available in the lobby on the first floor.