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Panorama of New Haven File 209-665-685

New Haven, CT city

structure #569227825building

Morse College Residential Tower

existing 40.2 m 13 floors 1962

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Building Mass Height40.2 m
Floors13
Completion1962
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usagestudent dormitory
Status existing
Architectural Stylemodern
Address304 York Street
Smart Address304 York Street
CityNew Haven
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-17

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