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Lemon Hall

Dedicated in 2006.

Lemon Hall's approximately 180 residents enjoy living in rooms that range from singles to doubles, suites, and cluster arrangements on four floors. Residents enjoy the multiple reading rooms, game rooms and lounges throughout the buildings.

Lemon Hall was named after an enslaved man owned by William & Mary in the late 18th century. He is the person for whom our Lemon Project is named. The Board of Visitors launched the university initiative in 2009 to explore William & Mary's part in slavery and segregation and our current efforts to overcome that legacy.

Three story brick residence hall with large windows and entrances on the ground level
Brick, windowed dorm building surrounded by a vast green lawn.
Brick dorm building with a large, windowed space surrounded by a vast green lawn.
Brick dorm building with a large, windowed space and patio.

Location & Building Accessibility

Explore nearby! Lemon Hall is located next to Barksdale Field, facing Jamestown Road. Adjacent to New Campus, residents are conveniently located near Swem Library, Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall, the Integrated Science Center and other academic buildings. 

700B Landrum Drive
Williamsburg, VA
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Amenities

  • Coed Housing

    Both gender-inclusive & single-gender housing options are available.

  • Air-Conditioned

    Room-controlled heating & air conditioning.

  • Communal Kitchen

    Full kitchen on each floor.

  • Laundry

    The laundry room is on the first floor.

  • Smoke-Free

    All W&M residence halls are smoking & vape free.

  • Single-use Hall & Suite Baths

    Single-hall use hall bathrooms are available to all residents. Suites & private bedrooms have attached bathrooms for use only by residents of the attached room(s).

  • Lounge & Study Areas

    Residents enjoy the building's multiple reading rooms, game rooms and lounges.

  • Duty Office

    The duty office is located on the first floor.

  • Wireless & Wired Internet

    Wireless internet service is available in all residence halls. An ethernet card and cable are required for wired internet.

Floor Plans & Public Phones

Floor plans are provided to demonstrate differences between room types. Individual rooms vary. All dimensions and square footage are approximate and should not be relied upon as representation, express or implied, of your actual assigned room.

Furniture Specifications

Furniture Specifications

The following table provides information about the furniture in the residence halls. Please note these specifications are only a guide, and furniture may vary from room to room.

Lofts, carpets, futons, TVs and microfridges can be rented from Dorms Direct. These items are set up in the room before check-in and removed after check-out in May by the supplying vendor.

Three-column table of furniture specifications for traditional residence halls.
Furniture Type
Dimensions
Additional Information (Subject to Change)
Desk 23" W x 41 1/8" L x 30" H Two box drawers, one file drawer, and one pencil drawer
Desk Shelf 10" W x 40 3/8" L x 30" H We are phasing out desk shelf units as we renovate and/or replace furniture. Currently, there are some desk shelf units in the following buildings: Camm, Dinwiddie, Fauquier, Gooch, Hardy, Hunt, Lemon, Nicholson, Sororities, Spotswood and Willis
Dresser 24" W x 29" L x 30" H Three even-sized drawers
Wardrobe 24 3/8" W x 36 1/8" L x 72" H One fixed 12" shelf above metal clothes hanging rod
Adjustable Wooden Frame Bed

36" W x 80" L

Head/Footboard 38" W x 35" H

Space under bed: up to 30"

Mattresses

XL Twin: 36" W x 80" L x 8" D

Full Size: 53" W x 80" H

Only Richmond Hall has full-size beds. Exceptions in Richmond Hall are rooms whose room type includes "XLTwin" in the room assignment description.