Gordon Hall was born in 1922, yet as Dawn, she revised the date to 1937, shaving 15 years off her age.

Four houses and the 335-seat Gordon Hall, where the concerts are given, make up the compound.

Gordon Hall, which measures 30 feet by 160 feet, was constructed with hollow walls, air space above and below.

Music Mountain is home to the famous Gordon Hall.

Samuel Dexter called it Gordon Hall to honor his mother's family.

Concerts are held in Gordon Hall, a humble 335-seat auditorium with screen doors that open onto its setting, a 132-acre campus.

Construction on Gordon Hall began in 1841, and wasn't completed until 1843.

Crumrine moved into Gordon Hall in 1919, repairing the structure and adding a new roof.

Gordon Hall currently offers a substance-free floor, 24 hour quiet floors, and a returning scholars' floor.

Concerts are held in Gordon Hall, center of a 132-acre campus that also sees various teaching and outreach programs.