Employees received an up-close look at the Schreyer House on June 28 during a special open house event at Penn State's University Park campus. The official residence of the University president, it was originally the summer home of H. Walton Mitchell, an 1890 Penn State graduate who served three terms as judge in Allegheny County and was the first alumnus to be elected to Penn State's Board of Trustees. The Tudor style house sits on 76 acres and serves as a venue for hosting and entertaining University guests.
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The Schreyer House has nearly 10,000 square feet of space.
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Penn State employees walked the grounds of the Schreyer House during an open house on June 28.
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The driveway leading to the Schreyer House.
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The Schreyer House was open to visitors throughout the day June 28.
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Lion Ambassador Devron Lovick answered questions from a group in the School of Languages and Literatures in the kitchen of the Schreyer House. Lovick, is a senior economics and sociology major from Horsham, Pa.
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Bonnie Rossman, left, and April Cole, of the School of Languages and Literatures, admired a chandelier in a living room at the Schreyer House.
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Amy Jones, left, and Kim Thorp, both employees in the office of Financial Information Systems, had a snack on the patio of the Schreyer House.
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A view of the Schreyer House from the backyard gazebo.
