Accessibility Information

The Main entrance, located on the Raymond Avenue side of Skinner Hall, is accessible, as well as the entrance to the auditorium. There is an accessible restroom located on the first floor and an elevator that gives access to most of the building. There is also an accessible restroom next to the auditorium. The Bridge for Laboratory Sciences building is the best and most accessible path of travel between Skinner and Vassar’s main campus. The closest accessible parking spaces are located on the Raymond Avenue side of the building.

All Gender Bathrooms

Located on the second floor, accessible.

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About Skinner Hall of Music

The Belle Skinner Hall of Music, home to the Music Department, houses the Mary Anna Fox Martel Recital Hall, a small chamber concert hall, one of the nation’s finest college music libraries (with nearly 75,000 books, scores, and sound and visual recordings), an electronic music studio, practice rooms and faculty studios, and the college’s extensive historic and modern instrument collections, including 65 Steinway pianos, four harpsichords, and six pipe organs, among them an organ designed for the Martel Recital Hall by master organ builder Paul Fritts of Tacoma, Washington.