Finally, at the end of our journey we reach the iconic Silliman Hall. It is the oldest building in school and was built in 1903. Metal sheets used for the ceiling were taken from an old theater in New York while the timber used was imported from the US. In Dr. David Hibbard’s book titled ‘The First Quarter’, he stated that, “It is a fact that classrooms, intern dormitory, dining rooms, study room, chapel, church and teacher’s living quarters were all found within that one building…” Today, the Silliman Hall is mainly used for lectures, conferences, and events.