Where Am I? (January 2017)
Congratulations to Kares Vanderpuye (Col ’16) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore for correctly answering that this is the main hall of Alderman Library.
Congratulations to Kares Vanderpuye (Col ’16) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore for correctly answering that this is the main hall of Alderman Library.
Where Am I? (November 2016)
Congratulations to George Garmany (Col ’69, Med ’74) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore for correctly answering that this is a detail of the pediment frieze on Old Cabell Hall. It features Truth, appearing above a Greek inscription from John 8:23, which translates to “Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” Artist: George Julian Zolnay ca. 1898.
Source: http://music.virginia.edu/facilities. Photographed 11/9/2016.
Where Am I? (October 2016)
Congratulations to John Kett (Col ’92, Arch ’98) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore for correctly answering that this is at the White Spot on the UVA Corner.
Rotunda at Sunset
The Rotunda at sunset, by Andrew Shea (Arch ’17)
Where Am I? (August 2016)
Congratulations to Diana Pappas (Law ’87) who won a $25 gift card to the UVA Bookstore for correctly answering that this is Pavilion II.
What Am I? (July 2016)
Congratulations to Catherine Creighton (Col ’14) who won a $25 UVA Bookstore gift card by correctly answering that this is a metal recreation of a Rotunda capital, located on the path behind the West Range.
Where Am I? (May 2016)
Congratulations to Henry Reynolds (Col ’16) who won a $25 UVA Bookstore gift card by correctly answering that this is at the entrance of Pavilion IX.
Where Am I? (April 2016)
Congratulations to Walter Hoyt (Fel ’15) who won a $25 UVA Bookstore gift card by correctly answering that this is the Old Medical School Building.
Where Am I? (October 2015)
** Contest Closed**
Congratulations to McKenzie Prillaman (Col '17), who won a $25 Bookstore gift card for corretly guessing that this is a photo of an entry gate into the University Cemetery and Columbarium.
East Gardens Restoration
In the early 1960s, the Garden Club of Virginia sponsored a restoration of the East Gardens to Thomas Jefferson's original design. The walls for the gardens were constructed of old brick from demolished buildings (shown here) in the Charlottesville community.
