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Wills Hall is one of more than twenty halls of residence in the University of Bristol. It is located high on the Stoke Bishop site on the edge of the Bristol Downs, and houses c. 370 students in two quadrangles. Almost all of these students are in their first year of study.
A HISTORY OF WILLS HALL. Wills Hall is named for Henry Herbert Wills (1856-1922), a philanthropist and businessman, a member of a family of tobacco merchants prominent in Bristol and a family ultimately responsible for the foundation of the University.
Wills Hall is a residence in our North Residential Village. It consists of three main blocks of accommodation which together form the new quad. The hall has lots of communal and social areas, and plenty of green space surrounding it too. From £6916. 323 places. 1.8 miles to campus. Catered.
Wills Hall was founded in 1929 as the first hall of residence in Bristol specifically for male students — click for an outline of its history. Architecture. George Oatley's designs for Wills Hall were inspired by Downside House and by the architecture of Oxford college quadrangles — click to learn more. Alumni / Alumnae.
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The Wills Hall Association has published a new edition of A History of Wills Hall, a hardback book with 112 pages and over 100 photographs. The text is fully updated and revised to 2017. New chapters and photos add more recent history to the established work on the origins of the Hall, the historical site and the buildings.
The Wills Memorial Building is a neo-Gothic building belonging to the University of Bristol. It sits atop Park Street, and its 65m tall tower makes it one of the most iconic buildings in the Bristol skyline.
