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Printable Self-Guided Tour Brochure Steven C. Beering Dr. Chelsea Rd. Tower Acres Meridian St. Hilltop Dr . Ade Dr Tower Dr . Dodge St. NOTE: Check construction and Evtravelergreen impact St. at purdue.edu/physicalfacilities/construction Wooden Dr. Nort hwestern Ave. You are always welcome to visit our campus buildings, but John R. please refrain from entering classrooms in session. If you Stadium Ave. Stadium Ave. are interested in learning more about a campus area not 5 ARMS H . Rankin es St included on this tour, contactTrack and Purdue’s Welcome Center. y PHYS Ha Field University Dr. HAMP I Stadium Mall TAKE A 765-494-INFO (4636) n purdue.edu/visit n [email protected] Sixth St. DISCOVER PURDUEWALK ON YOUR OWN PUSH Sylvia St. Sylvia St. G PGSC tional 1 6 1 PURDUE MEMORIAL UNION 6 PURDUE N. Intramural Dr . MALL FOUNTAIN nter MSEE Ce The Purdue Memorial Union (A) houses the Ahead, you’ll see the Purdue Mall Fountain Purdue Interna Fifth St. Purdue Welcome Center in the Great Hall (K), which was sculpted by Robert Mall 4 Ofce of SCHL F Lutz Ave. and in Room 110, just inside the east door Youngman and completed in 1989 with Admissions J 63 on the main floor. PMU is the campus hub money donatedIntramural by the Class of 1939. It is HOVD K for gathering, dining, retail and banking located inPla frontying of F ieldsHovde Hall (L), which services, and the Union Club Hotel offers houses the Office of the President. Fourth St. L ME N. Grant St. N. Grant convenient on-campus accommodations. M Y 7 ELLIOTT HALL OF MUSIC 2 7 WA ELLT Fowler Ave. 2 STEWART CENTER Turn right after Hovde Hall and walk along No ONE E rthwestern Ave. Stewart Center (B) is next, just west of the south side of Elliott Hall of Music (M). D WALC PMU. Stewart includes Fowler Hall, Loeb This regal beauty is the home of WBAA Third St. N Bell Playhouse, Ringel Gallery, and offices for — Indiana’s oldest radio station — plus PSYC Tower Purdue Extended Campus Distance Learning hundreds of world-class events each year. and Conference Division. Its west-end Elliott, which seats 6,005, is Purdue’s lobby features “The Spirit of the Land Grant answer to Radio City Music Hall. Windsor Halls CL50 Second St. College,” a mural painted by Eugene Savage. 8 Mall ntennial 3 8 8 REC St. N. Grant CLASS OF 1950 LECTURE HALL Ce North St. Academy Park 3 UNFINISHED BLOCK P SCULPTURE Turn left toward the Psychological Sciences BRNG O C Y The “Unfinished Block P” sculpture (C) Building (N) and continue south toward 3 P UNIV WA in Academy Park is a likeness of Purdue’s the Class of 1950 Lecture Hall, one of ONE rk T First St. Q U PMU iconic Block P. Continue north through Pa STEW Andrew Pl. Andrew Purdue’s largest. lecture halls. Continue on, St. ounders Centennial Mall to the Purdue Bell and you’ll pass the Recitation Building (O) F 9 B Columbia St. Memorial A Y Y Tower (D) and the new Thomas S. and and Beering (P), University (Q), Matthews R S Mall 1 WA WA Harvey D. Wilmeth Active Learning (R) (S) ONE ONE and Stone halls, which surround St. aldron MTHW STON Duhme Dr University W Center (E). This learning hub is designed Founders Park. Dr. Oval 2 4 9 in tribute to the old power plant, a State St. longtime fixture at this very spot. ONE WAY 9 JOHN PURDUE STATUE KRANW RAWLS X A bronze statue (T) of Purdue’s benefactor 4 MSEE/ENGINEERING and namesake sits on a bench east of Y CAMPUS COMPLEX University Hall and south of his grave. WA MSEE (F) is in the heart of the Purdue Purdue requested to be buried on campus. ONE Mall. Its open atrium is a favorite study Next, cross Memorial Mall along the Hello S. Intramural Dr . spot for students. Then head north Walk (U). Turn right and head south to St. Marsteller PAO 5 10 past the Physics Building (G) and onto State Street. Turn left at State Street and Agricultural Mall Northwestern Avenue. Turn left onto . continue about two blocks to Grant Street. ONE WAY Wood St. Dr Stadium Avenue and continue past the V 10 Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering (H), DAUC 10 DAUCH ALUMNI CENTER Road where a sample of the moon is on display. Russell At Grant Street, turn right and go about St. S. St. two blocks to the Dauch Alumni Center y t . 5 GATEWAY TO THE FUTUREGates . (V), on your right. The center is open to the St At the west of Neil Armstrong Hall of Nimitz Drpublic. with memorabilia and kiosks on the t Dr Gran Engineering, walk through the “Gateway first floor. Head north from Dauch, past Universit Marsteller St Marsteller Hor S. Sheetz to the Future” arch and follow the the Krannert Building (W) and Rawls Hall S. Suggested route Featured location sidewalk along Stadium Mall past the (X) toward the Purdue Memorial Union (A) Harrison St. Student Health Center (I) and Schleman and the Welcome Center. Hall of Student Services (J). Chauncey Ave. Steely St. Salisbury St. Williams St. © 2016, Purdue University WalkTourMap PURDUE UNIVERSITY A B C D E F G H I Kampen Golf Course Cattail DYE Trail to Purdue 1 Research 1 Park To William Daniel OLMN Turf Center (DANL) VOIN Kalberer Rd. G Kent Ave. Kent Ave. Morehouse Rd. To Boilermaker Soccer Complex, SPUR WGLR B ROSS T McClure Ave. Schwartz Tennis Center, Grand SCHO A Prix Track and Alexander Field U Yeager Rd. Geddes Way Yeager Rd. Cherry Lane to Purdue WinWin HentschelHentschel Research Blvd.Blvd. M GCMB Park I VTCH P L D N CHAO GSMB H LOT Soccer Cherry Lane 52 F R LOT Innovation Pl. PTC 2 Grand Complex 2 John R.Wooden Drive Innovation Pl. (PRF) Prix 231 J Cumberland Ave. Track McCormick Road Ackerman-Allen Alexander Cumberland Ave. R SOCC Golf Course H C BTC (John and Anna LOT CMBR BBCH Cattail Margaret Ross) Northridge Dr. E Montgomery St. Trail S Field Wal-Mart Kent Ave. K O 20 Dr. Beering C. Steven YEAG FPC Q 19 R LOT BBPB 6 BTV Baseball SBCH Tennis 5 Joe Tiller Drive Bexley Rd. Northwestern Ave. Stadium SCHW Center Hilltop MOLL F LOT H Potter Dr. Northwest SBPB Apts. 4 7 3 231 Sagamore Pkwy. 3 3 8 Purdue Athletic Marvin L. 32 18 Bittinger 9 Yeager Rd. Softball Research Yeager Rd. Complex 17 2 Chelsea Rd. Stadium Steven C. Beering Dr. Kampen 31 Park ●P 16 10 Golf Course 24 1 STDM 23 ●P Meridian St. Northwest ●P BRES Hilltop Dr. 15 11 McCormick Road Athletic Complex Tower 25 d 30 14 Ade Dr 21 a Acres o 29 27 26 ●P R HLTP 13 s Tower Dr. 28 . Dodge St. s 22 MACK o A LOT R Ackerman-Allen 12 d Golf Course i 4 v ●P 4 a David Ross D Memorial (CQNW) (CQNE) and Garden CARY LAMB Evergreen St. SCPA Northwestern Ave. FORD (CQW) (CQE) Cattail ●P OWEN (CQS) Trail ●P Stadium Ave. Wooden Dr.. John R. Stadium Ave. Stadium Ave. St. TARK ARMS Stadium Ave. Rankin Pickett 5 Park Track and 5 University WANG Field LCC St. Hayes ●P CAMPUS MAP Sixth St. StadiumHAMP Mall PHYS St. Grant N. Sylvia St. Purdue PUSH Sylvia St. McCormick Road University Retail PGSC ●P Pharmacy RHPH MSEE PGNW N. MartinN. Jischke Dr. FRNY Center Purdue Vine St. International Fifth St. WEST Intramural WILY JNSN Mall Gold AACC NACC Lutz Ave. SCHL Purdue Fields Ofce of EE Exponent Admissions TREC WDCT CREC HOVD Fourth St. ME 6 Band AQUA ●P 6 AR Practice DMNT ELLT Field TSS RAIL FIRE BIDC KNOY Fowler Ave. LWSN ●P STATION Horticulture Third St. KRCH POTR Park WALC Northwestern Ave. ●P BCC ●P MGL ●P VAWT Third St.. Bell NUCL Purdue ●P ●P PSYC Tower WALC West PGMD ●P SMLY BALY Shopping SHRV ● HCRN PGU Wiggins St. HILL P HAAS PRCE Plaza BRWN WARN SC WTHR Visitor WOOD CL50 Second St. MATH HEAV GRIS Parking SHLY Mall (Pay) TEL St. Grant N. MRDH REC North St. ERHT Centennial 7 HCRS St. ●P ● Academy Park PMUC 7 DUHM P . First St. ●P ●P BRNG UNIV John Purdue’s PGG PWD First St. ●P Grave STEW Ave. Chauncey Park MCUT HARR Pl. Andrew ECEC ●P (FSTC) University PMU Columbia St. Founders Memorial (FSTW) (FSTE) HNLY Mall ●P FST MRRT MTHW HIKS McCutcheon Dr. McCutcheon MacArthur Dr. MacArthur State Street FWLR St. aldron STON State Street Duhme Dr. ●P WELCOME Russell St. Russell W Oval Dr. Oval To Wabash CENTER Landing Center For Assistive Healthy Living State St. Intramural PFEN Technology Center State St. SSOF Black POUL KRAN RAWL Fields ● SMTH ●P AGAD MRGN P LILY POAN KCTR 8 West Campus DISCOVERY PARK 8 PVIL (Purdue Village) ASTL LSPS ●P ●P Chauncey Detail (Not to scale) Squirrel YONG ●P Airport Airport Road FPRD Hill Mall 118 ●P BCHM EEL WSLR Park PVCC MANN GRS PGW BIND State St. BRK FORS ●P S. Martin S. Jischke Dr. ●P ●P all Dr. HERL LSA PAO Newman sh ●P Road ar HAWK PJIS M HLAB HANS TERY Agricultural Mall PTCA 131 Wood St. DRUG 204 201 MJIS HORT 132 203 LSR St. ●P DAUC FLEX Rd. Graduate 133 . ABE 134 136 NLSN 231 St Admissions 205 PVP 202 HGRH Airport Airport Road Gates St. 135 SOIL CRTN . 206 207 215 DLR HOCK ●P University Russell St. PGH LYLE t Dr 216 Nimitz Dr S.
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