Elliott Hall is the oldest building on the Ohio Wesleyan University campus, completed in 1833 and one of the earliest surviving examples of Greek Revival architecture in Ohio. The white-painted structure with its columned portico sits at the north edge of campus, looking much as it did when it was built nearly two centuries ago.
The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It currently serves administrative functions within the university and is not generally open to the public, but the exterior is easily viewed from the street and makes a rewarding stop for anyone interested in early American architecture.