deFredenburgh Residence Hall

deFredenburgh Hall was dedicated on March 13, 1970, in honor of Count Charles deFredenburgh, who was the first European settler in the area. He was the founder of a settlement called Freburg which occupied the sight of present day Plattsburgh.

Hang out on the first floor where you’ll find a well-stocked recreation room with a piano, ping pong and pool tables. It’s also the place to lounge and watch TV or visit the small computer lab. The community director and hall offices are also located on the main floor.

In the lower level, there are study rooms, music rooms and a laundry room which is fully equipped with washers and dryers.

All floors in deFredenburgh have their own floor lounge with a full kitchen and television viewing area.

A Great Location

deFredenburgh Hall is adjacent to Clinton Dining Hall and is near one of the largest on-campus parking lots. deFredenburgh is also relatively close to outdoor recreational facilities including the picturesque Saranac River Trail — a nice venue for biking, jogging or a refreshing walk.

It is also close to Sibley Hall, home to the psychology department and the college’s Center for Neurobehavioral Health.