Scottish Rite Dormitory

historic place

The Scottish Rite Dormitory, located in Austin, Travis County, is recognized as a Historic Place. This Colonial Revival style building was completed in 1922. It was constructed by the Scottish Rite of Freemasons to address a housing shortage for women attending the University of Texas at Austin. The dormitory was designed by architect Herbert M. Greene. It was designated a Recorded Texas Historic Landmark in 1967. The Scottish Rite Dormitory continues to serve as a residence for female university students. Its historical significance lies in its role in providing housing for women at the University of Texas.

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