Corby Hall, one of oldest buildings at Notre Dame, to be demolished and replaced

SOUTH BEND -- Corby Hall, one of the oldest buildings on the University of Notre Dame campus, will be demolished in June and replaced with a new hall of similar design.

The circa-1895 yellow brick building, just west of Sacred Heart Basilica, is the traditional home of Congregation of Holy Cross priests who live and work at the university.

The building features a wide wooden front porch, and priests often relax in rocking chairs there during warmer months.

Corby Hall, the Grotto and the Presbytery building are on a parcel of land owned by the Father Edward Sorin Trust, which refers to property of the Congregation of Holy Cross. They are not owned by the university itself.

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