Homewood Campus Tour

Dunning Hall, located directly behind Remsen Hall, was built between 1964-66 and named in honor of the Dunning family: Henry A. B. Dunning, president of Hynson, Westcott, and Dunning, Inc., the pharmaceutical manufacturing company which developed Mercurochrome, and his three sons, all of whom graduated from Hopkins with PhDs in chemistry: J.H. Fitzgerald Dunning (trustee 1960-81), Henry A. B. Dunning, Jr., and Charles A. Dunning. Dunning Hall houses chemistry laboratories.

J. H. Fitzgerald Dunning provided the funds to establish Dunning Park in a wooded area on the north end of campus in 1966. When the new biology complex was constructed on the site of the park in 1976, it was moved farther north, next to the Newton H. White, Jr. Athletic Center. Dunning Park was rededicated on the this new site in 1983, and is the home of the Bufano Sculpture Garden.

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