Mary Fisher Hall

This first building is named for Mary Cecila Fisher Goucher, the wife of John Goucher and co-founder of the College. Mary Fisher was born on March 22, 1850. She was well educated at a time when young women were not often afforded that privilege and she wished to help others gain knowledge that could benefit their lives. Her marriage to John Goucher was "a union of vision and wealth and rendered large planning and high achievement possible." She was the honorary member of the class of 1901 and the whole campus mourned her death in 1902.

Bacon House

Clara Bacon came to Goucher in 1897, as an Instructor in Mathematics. In 1911, she received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from JHU, became Chairperson of her department and continued to teach at Goucher until her retirement in 1934.

Community Assistant: Jewell Porter

Dulaney House

This house is named for Henry S. Dulaney, a trustee from 1906-23.

Community Assistant: Mohsin Ahmad

Hooper House

This house is named for Lulie Poole Hooper, class of 1896, who was a trustee (1917-20, 1937-48) and a generous supporter of the College.

Community Assistant: Charlie Leonard