Fort Brady
Entrance
Headquarters
Post Office
South Hall
Brady Hall
Row Houses
Fletcher
Stockade
Fire House
Lost Buildings
Panoramic

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Chelsea Sparrow

"My experience at Lake Superior State University is one of the best of my life. Not only did the education I received prepare me immensely for the work world, I made friendships and connections that are sure to last me a lifetime. LSSU is the perfect collegiate experience: exceptional educators, a welcoming community and the beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula."

--Chelsea Sparrow
LSSU Athletic Training Graduate;
ATC Graduate Intern Athletic Trainer;
University of Minnesota, Duluth

Named in recognition of the fort's original commander, Brady Hall was built in 1930s to serve as a barracks for WACS. When Fort Brady was recommissioned as Lake Superior State University the barracks were transformed into a men's residence hall. In addition to a maximum of 196 freshmen/sophomore students, Brady Hall is home to the student-run radio station and Lake State Housing Office. original commander,

For more information, visit the Brady Hall stop on the Lake State Virtual Tour