Bragaw Residence Hall, built in 1958, is named after Henry Churchill Bragaw who entered NC State's forestry program in 1933. He was very active in student activities and chaired Rolleo, the Forestry Club's... Bragaw Residence Hall, built in 1958, is named after Henry Churchill Bragaw who entered NC State's forestry program in 1933. He was very active in student activities and chaired Rolleo, the Forestry Club's annual forestry and timbersports competition. After graduating, he managed Orton Plantation near Wilmington, NC, where he created one of the largest collections of camellias and azaleas in the South. Beginning in 1942, he served in World War II and was killed in action in Italy in early 1944.