Project Win: Stetson Hulley Tower

Symbolizing remembrance, resilience, and rebirth, Hulley Tower is the latest restoration project we’re honored to lead at Stetson University.

Originally built in 1934 and dismantled after sustaining hurricane damage in 2004, Hulley Tower holds deep historical significance. Its base has remained intact, serving as a mausoleum for Stetson’s second President, Lincoln Hulley, and his wife, Eloise.

Now, nearly two decades later, Williams Company is proudly restoring Hulley Tower to its original 116-foot height. This reconstruction project will not only revive a cherished campus landmark, but elevate it—literally and symbolically—with the addition of a new 52-bell carillon. The bells, cast at the renowned Grassmayr Bell Foundry in Innsbruck, Austria, will bring a powerful and lasting voice to campus tradition.

We are honored to partner with Stetson University on this meaningful project—honoring the past while restoring a treasured landmark to its former glory, ensuring its legacy endures for generations to come.