Ron's Campus Highlights walk

Meet at fountain, north side of Bancroft at (present) top of College

Boalt Hall Law School, old (1951) & new parts

Up old College Avenue, now part of campus, past Zeta Psi and homesites

Through business school on hospital site; everything named for a donor

To site of Girton Hall (Julia Morgan, 1911); named for women's college at Cambridge.

Wurster Hall, school of brutalist architecture (1964)

Hertz Hall (music): free Wednesday noon performances during school year

View Big (1962) & Little Inch (1923) pipelines for Strawberry Creek

Faculty Glade with scandalous statue by A. Stirling Calder, father of Alexander C. and 1882 buckeye tree

Statue of Pappy Waldorf, post-war football coach 1947-1956

Campanile (1914) and South Hall (1873)

Hearst Mining (John Galen Howard, 1907)

The Lawson adit (1916), a mine beneath the campus

Bechtel building mobile

"The Ark" (formerly architecture, now journalism)

McCone Hall of geology, with outdoor rock library

Observatory Hill, with ruins of astronomy buildings

University House (Benard, 1907); chancellor's residence

Flower clock, donated by Swiss government in 1964

Mention confluence of N & S & Middle Forks of Strawberry Creek?

Durant Hall (J G Howard, 1911), was original Boalt Hall law school

Sather Gate (1910, was campus boundary) and the story of the plaques:
M: medicine, mining, law, letters; F: art, architecture, agriculture, electricity

Round space to south of gate was site of old trolley turnaround

Old art museum (J G Howard, 1904) and heating plant; murals

Pelican Building / Anthony Hall (1957), was humor magazine