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26 The Heights, a group of three residence halls, occupies the southeast corner of Hamline University adjacent to Manor House. Originally, plans had been made to build seven of these buildings, but only three were actually built. The first hall, named for the trustee Paul Schilling, was dedicated September of 1969. Osborn, the second residence hall, named for Edward B. Osborn, was dedicated January of 1970. The third building went unnamed for a period and was later named for trustee George L. Peterson. The total costs of the buildings were $2,025,000, with $1,665.00 coming from loans from the U.S. Office of Education.
