Built in the Classical Style of architecture, Page Hall was the ninth building to be erected on the Ohio State campus. The building opened in 1903. The building’s name, honors prominent Circleville attorney Henry Folsom Page. He was not an Ohio State alumnus, but left his entire estate to the university. Many different offices have used Page Hall over the years: the State Health Department (prior to 1919), the old College of Commerce and Journalism (1916-24), Music (1940s), and the College of Law (until 1959). In 1960, the Fisher College of Business moved into Page Hall, where it remained until moving to the new Fisher College complex in 1998. In December 2004, after an extensive renovation, Page Hall became the home of the John Glenn Institute and the School of Public Policy and Management.