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- BUILDINGS
- Auxiliary Services Building (38)
- Arrowhead and Heritage Walk (2)
- ATM (18)
- Baptist Student Union (23)
- Belk Athletic Complex (54)
- Belk Residence Hall (45)
- Business Administration Building (41)
- Carter Hall (17)
- Caton Field House (54D)
- Chancellor's Residence (48)
- Chavis University Center (19)
- Cox Field (33)
- Cypress Residence Hall (29)
- D.F. Lowry Building (12)
- Dial Humanities Building (24)
- Dogwood Building (50)
- Education Center (42)
- Givens Peforming Arts Center (22)
- Grace P. Johnson Stadium (54A)
- Greenhouse (5A)
- Health Sciences Building (31)
- Hickory Hall (47)
- Information Kiosk (8)
- International Guest House (52)
- International Programs (51)
- Intramural Field (34)
- Jacobs Hall (14)
- Jones Helath and Physical Education Center (37)
- Lindsay Hall (16)
- Livermore Library (10)
- Locklear Hall (13)
- Lowry Bell Tower (7)
- LRA Field (32)
- Lumbee Guaranty Bank Field (53B)
- Lumbee Hall (35)
- Magnolia House (53)
- Marquee (4)
- Moore Hall (6)
- North Residence Hall (43)
- Oak Residence Hall (39)
- Observatory (5B)
- Old Main (1)
- Oxendine Science Building (5)
- Pinchbeck Maintenance Building (28)
- Pine Residence Hall (40)
- The Quad (8)
- The Regional Center
- Sampson Building (25)
- Soccer Field (27)
- Statue of Hamilton McMillan (3)
- Student Health Services (46)
- Taylor Track (54C)
- Tennis Courts (36)
- Tommy Statue (20)
- University Center Annex (21)
- University Courtyard Apartments (55)
- University Village Apartments (26)
- Water Feature, Jones Bridge and Amphitheatre (11)
- Water Tower (30)
- Wellons Hall (15)
- West Office Building (49)
- West Hall (44)
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arrowhead and heritage walk
The Arrowhead and Heritage Walk are located in front of Old Main.
ARROWHEAD
The Indian head on the front of this great stone arrowhead,
has become a symbol of the spirit of the University.- 1959 Indianhead
The Arrowhead was built by J. (Joseph) Hampton Rich (1874-1949), a newspaper owner from Mocksville, N.C., who erected 358 stone monuments across America from 1913 to 1938, according to Everett Gary Marshall, his biographer.
“Mr. Rich,” Marshall writes, “was a Good Roads advocate. The initial objective was to bring public sentiment to bear on state legislators to improve highways. He'd convince town leaders that what the town needed was a Daniel Boone marker. Money would be raised, he'd build the marker and off he'd go to the next town.”
Rich also raised monuments to other American heroes, including Davey Crockett, Abraham Lincoln and Cherokee Chief Sequoia. According to Marshall, UNCP’s marker has a "Sequoia tablet" on one side and a buffalo trail marker on the other. “The Buffalo Trail marker is supposedly there to identify original Buffalo traces that were then used by Native Americans and early colonists, that eventually became routes for modern highways,” Marshall said. “The UNCP marker has been registered in our database as monument no. 136. That is, I have documented 136 original sites, of which 47 still survive with a monument and/or marker.”
The exact construction date has never been determined (probably in the early 1930s). It was originally located on the Quad between Old Main and the former Sampson Hall. In November 1985, it was rebuilt and moved directly in front of Old Main where it rests today.
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HERITAGE WALK
Heritage Walk, a permanent monument to the first graduates of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, was dedicated Saturday, July 7, 2007, in front of Old Main. The names of more than 500 graduates, ranging from 1905 – 1954, were engraved into a brick walkway in front of the University’s oldest building.
Alumni Listed On Heritage Walk
1905
1912
1914
1922
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
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1939
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Updated: Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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