Campus - Berry College

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Residence Halls
Academic/Research Buildings
Administration/Services
Athletics
Faculty & Staff Housing/Guest Cottages
Chapels
Historic Sites
Roads and Parking
Main Campus
1. Main Entrance Gatehouse
2. Hermann Hall: Administration building.
3-9. Ford Complex: English Gothic architecture.
Given to Berry by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford.
3. Alumni Center: Music department.
4. Ford Auditorium: Distin­guished by the tower
bearing a large clock. Seats 500.
5. Mary Hall: Student residences.
6. Ford Gymnasium
7. Ford Dining Hall: Used for special events.
8. Clara Hall: Student residences.
9. Admissions Office and Visitor Parking
10. Intercollegiate Practice Field
11. Bowdoin Baseball Field
12. Lamar Westcott Building: Animal science
department and a computer lab.
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13. Rollins Center: Ruminant research center; dairy.
14. Barnwell Chapel: Built in 1911.
15. Jewel Cottage: Guest cottages office & check-in.
16. Louise Cottage: Student residences.
17. Child Development Center - Atlanta Hall:
Preschool.
18. Julia Cottage: Student residences.
19. Sunshine Cottage: Student residences.
20. Hope Cottage: Student residences.
21. Emery Barns
22. Audrey B. Morgan Hall: Student residences.
23. Deerfield Hall: Student residences.
24. Ladd Center: Health center, counseling center
and residence life.
25. Science Building: Biology, chemistry, computer
science, environmental science, mathematics
and physics.
26. Krannert Student Center: Visitor information;
cafeteria; bookstore; post office; food services;
offices of work experience, career services,
first-year experience, student activities, student
government, volunteer services, multicultural and
international programs, and college chaplain.
Gate of Opportunity
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27. Steven J. Cage Athletic and Recreation
Center: Intercollegiate athletics, intramural
program and kinesiology department; also
houses fitness center, indoor track, multipurpose
court, natatorium and the Edward and Garland
Dickey Hall of Sports History.
28. Evans Hall: English, foreign languages, religion,
social sciences and philosophy; BITS program;
and Center for Teaching Excellence.
29. Townhouses: Student residences.
30. Centennial Hall: Student residences.
31. Cook Building: Education and psychology;
classes for Berry Middle School.
32. Moon Building: Art.
33. Green Hall: Business, economics; computer lab
and nursing program.
34. Berry College Chapel
35. Memorial Library
36. Laughlin Building: Communication.
37. Jones Building: Campus maintenance.
38. Morton-Lemley Hall: Student residences.
39. Thomas Berry Hall: Student residences.
40. Dana Hall: Student residences.
41. Intercollegiate Tennis Courts
42. Intramural Sports Fields
43. Roy Richards Memorial Gymnasium
44. Blackstone Hall: The E.H. Young Theatre.
45. Roosevelt Cabin: Built around 1902.
46. Garland Dickey Adventure Challenge Course
47. Hoge Building: Faculty and institutional
research; human resources.
48. Robinwood Cottage: Cultural house.
49. Poland Hall: Student residences.
50. Oak Hill Gift Shop: Snack area, picnic area.
51. The Martha Berry Museum: Art collection and
memorabilia associated with Martha Berry and
the Berry Schools.
52. Oak Hill: Historic home of Martha Berry.
53. Virginia Webb House: President’s Home.
54. Campus Safety
55. Intercollegiate Softball Field
56. Intercollegiate Soccer/Lacrosse Field
57. Intercollegiate Practice Field
58. Greenhouse
Not shown: Campus Telecommunications is located
on Lavender Mountain Road between Main and
Mountain campus.
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Mountain Campus
1. WinShape Centre: Established in 1984 by
Chick-fil-A founder Truett Cathy to provide
college scholarships and special opportunities
for personal growth for young people. Also
utilized in summer for WinShape Camps.
Previously a high school campus.
2. Frost Memorial Chapel: Features wooden
beamed ceiling, flagstone floor, leaded glass
windows, slate roof and three beautiful
stained-glass windows.
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3. Barstow Memorial Library: Presently used by
the Berry College Elementary School.
4. Berry College Elementary School (Hamrick
Hall): A private school for grades K-5.
5. Friendship Hall: Student residences.
6. Pilgrim Hall: Student residences.
7. WinShape Cabins: Used by campers and guests
for WinShape Camps and WinShape Wilderness.
8. Hill Dining Hall: Used for special occasions,
summer camp, WinShape students.
9. Meacham Hall: Guest housing for WinShape
Foundation.
10. Cherokee Lodge: Guest housing for WinShape
Foundation.
11. Pine Lodge: Staff housing for WinShape
Foundation. The original Foundation School for
Boys.
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12. WinShape Pavilion
13. Kimbell Cottage: WinShape Foundation facility.
14. Water Filtration plant
15. Old Mill Wheel: Built in 1930. One of the largest
operational wooden overshot waterwheels
anywhere at 42 feet in diameter.
16. WinShape Retreat: Home to marriage,
leadership, business and ministry related events
from August to May and to WinShape Camp for
Girls each summer. Previously served as the
campus dairy.
17. Pew Observatory: Used for labs and classroom
instruction.
18. Possum Trot: Built in 1850 and considered the
“Cradle of Berry College.”
19. Gunby Equine Center: 185-acre equestrian
center.
20.Woodbury Cottage: WinShape Foundation
facility.
21. Skelton House: WinShape Foundation facility.
22. Freemantown Barn: WinShape Foundation
facility.
23. House o’ Dreams: Built in 1926 by staff and
students as a mountain retreat for Miss Berry.
Seen by appointment. Call Oak Hill and The
Martha Berry Museum at 706-368-6777.
24. Swan Lake
25. WinShape Retreat Operations Facility
26. Normandy Inn at WinShape Retreat
27.WinShape Camps Water Park
28.Crooked Arrow Lodge: Used by campers and
guests for WinShape Camps and WinShape
Wilderness.
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