CAMPUS 28 Lavender Mountain Rd

TO MOUNTAIN CAMPUS 28 Lavender Mountain Rd. (3 miles) 21

27 BERTRAND WAY FAIRFIELD DRIVE MEMORIAL22 DRIVE 19

20 36 Main Campus 35 29 26 18 17 40 24 www.berry.edu/vtour 23 16 25 ROAD OF REMEMBRANCE COTTAGE CIRCLE FACULTY DRIVE 15 47 13 to Rollins Center 14 ROLLINS ROAD 46 37 49

VICTORY DRIVE 41 45 39 30 2 MEMORIAL DRIVE VIKING WAY 48

50 OPPORTUNITY DRIVE 34 9 8 12

MARTHA BERRY CIRCLE S.

MARTHA BERRY CIRCLE N.

44 FAIRFIELD DRIVE DEERFIELD DRIVE 7 52 OPPORTUNITY DRIVE 3 BERTRAND WAY 51 THESPIAN WAY 6 11

42 VIKING WAY 5 OPPORTUNITY DRIVE 55 4 32 31 54 53 38 56

43 33 10

MEMORY LANE 57

62 1 WELCOME CENTER

MAPLE DRIVE

30. McAllister Hall: Biology, chemistry, computer 47. Intercollegiate Tennis Courts science, environmental science, mathematics and 48. Roy Richards Gymnasium: Varsity sports, dance physics. studio. TO DOWNTOWN ROME MARTHA BERRY HWY. (U.S. 27) 31. Krannert Student Center: Cafeteria; bookstore; 49. Intramural Sports Fields post office; offices of work experience, career 50. Garland Dickey Adventure Challenge Course 58 services, first-year experience, student activities, 51. Roosevelt Cabin: Built around 1902. Oak Hill Entrance CAMPUS ENTRANCE student government, volunteer services, 52. Poland Hall: Student residences.

LOOP 1 59 multicultural and international programs, and 53. Elmwood Cottage: Student residences. college chaplain. 54. Hoge Building: Human resources. 32. Kilpatrick Commons 55. Sisters Theatre at Blackstone Hall 33. Steven J. Cage Athletic and Recreation 56. Robinwood Cottage: Student residences. Center: Intercollegiate athletics, campus 57. Valhalla: Clark Track, Williams Field, 1. Main Entrance Welcome Center 14. Barnwell Chapel: Built in 1911. recreation and kinesiology department. Dickey Field 2. Hermann Hall: Administration building. 15. Jewel Cottage: Guest cottages office & check-in. 60 34. Evans Hall: English, foreign languages, nursing, 58. Oak Hill and The Martha Berry Museum: 3-9. Ford Complex: English Gothic architecture. Given to 16. Emily Cottage: Student residences. religion, social sciences and philosophy; Center (not pictured) Historic home of Martha Berry; Berry by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford. 17. Frances Cottage: Guest cottage. for Teaching Excellence. Museum featuring an art collection and 3. Alumni Center (1st floor) and Music (2nd floor) 18. Louise Cottage: Student residences. 35. Townhouses: Student residences. memorabilia associated with the Berry Schools; 4. Ford Auditorium 19. Julia Cottage: Student residences. 36. Centennial Hall: Student residences. Christopher Browning Pavilion and Gift Shop. 5. Mary Hall: Student residences. 20. Catherine Cottage: Student residences. 37. Cook Building: Education and psychology. Entrance is off Loop 1. 6. Ford Gymnasium 21. Hope Cottage: Student residences. 38. Moon Building: Art. 59. Virginia Webb House: President’s home. 7. Ford Dining Hall: Used for special events. 22. Sunshine Cottage: Student residences. 61 39. Green Hall: Business, economics; computer lab. 60. Berry College Police 8. Clara Hall: Student residences. 23. Child Development Center - Atlanta Hall 40. Berry College Chapel: Built in 1915. 61. Animal Tech Barn 9. Admissions Office and Visitor Parking 24. Child Development Center - Faith Cottage 41. Memorial Library: Technical Support Desk. 62. Berry College eagles nest 10. Intercollegiate Athletic Fields: Kay Williams Softball, 25. Viking Trail 42. Laughlin Building: Communication. Not shown: Pearson Soccer and Bowdoin Baseball. 26. Deerfield Hall: Student residences. 43. Jones Building: Campus maintenance. Campus Telecommunications is located on 11. Greenhouse 27. Audrey B. Morgan Hall: Student residences. 44. Morton-Lemley Hall: Student residences. Lavender Mountain Road (follow Memorial Drive 12. Lamar Westcott Building: Animal science. 28. HackBerry Lab 45. Thomas Berry Hall: Student residences. and proceed toward Mountain Campus). 13. Rollins Center: (not pictured) Ruminant research 29. Ladd Center: Health center, counseling center and 46. Dana Hall: Student residences. center; dairy; animal science laboratory residence life. 18 to Old Mill Wheel Mountain Campus 12 & WinShape Foundation

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24 to Possum Trot 6. Hamrick Hall: Berry College Elementary & Middle School (The K-8 laboratory school 23 to Pew Observatory 21 for the Charter School of Education and Human Sciences). 7. Friendship Hall: Student residences. 8. Hill Dining Hall: Dining facility for Berry College Elementary & Middle School (The K-8 laboratory school for the Charter School of 22 2 Education and Human Sciences) and WinShape Summer Camps. 16 9. Pilgrim Hall: Student residences. 13 10. Crooked Arrow Lodge: A WinShape Foundation facility. 25 11. WinShape Cabins: A WinShape Foundation 1 WinShape facilities are facility. numbered in black. 15 12. House o’ Dreams: Built in 1926 by staff and 7 students as a mountain retreat for Miss Berry. Berry College facilities are Seen by appointment. Call Oak Hill and The numbered in red. 14 11 Martha Berry Museum at 706-368-6777. 13. Meacham Hall: Private residence. 8 14. Pine Lodge: Private residence. 6 15. Cherokee Lodge: A WinShape Foundation 5 facility. 3 16. WinShape Pavilion 9 17. Water Filtration plant 18. Old Mill Wheel: (not pictured) Built in 1930. One of the largest operational wooden overshot waterwheels anywhere at 42 feet in 10 4 diameter. 19. WinShape Foundation Operation Facility 1. WinShape Centre: Home to WinShape 20. The Normandy Inn: A WinShape Foundation Wilderness and the offices of WinShape facility. TO MAIN CAMPUS college programs. 21. WinShape Retreat: A WinShape Foundation Lavender Mountain Rd. 2. WinShape Hub: A WinShape Foundation facility, open to guests of the Foundation. (3 miles) 26 facility. Reservations required. 3. Swan Lake 22. WinShape Camps Water Park 4. Frost Memorial Chapel: Built in 1936. Features 23. Pew Observatory: (not pictured) Used for labs wooden beamed ceiling, flagstone floor, and classroom instruction. leaded glass windows, slate roof and three 24. Possum Trot: (not pictured) Built in 1850 and beautiful stained-glass windows. considered the “Cradle of Berry College.” 5. Barstow Memorial Library: Berry College 25. Gunby Equine Center: 185-acre equestrian Elementary & Middle School (The K-8 center. laboratory school for the Charter School of 26. Freemantown Barn: A WinShape Foundation Education and Human Sciences). facility.

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