This pic from 1951 shows the area the campus would eventually be built on. I never knew a large portion of the land was already cleared until now.
I'm assuming that's bascially Robin Hood Rd. with Graylyn on the left, Reynolda on the right, & Lake Katherine in the middle? Or is that Graylyn?
If my bearing are right, Graylyn should be just out of the picture on the bottom left. Best I can tell, its an aerial shot from what is now the area near the Reynolda Rd and Coliseum Drive intersection.
Carswell, and the field where the athletic practice buildings and fields are now.
The initial campus plan. Its a shame you cant zoom in closer.
Small scale campus model, pre-construction.
That makes more sense. What is that building on the left? Part of Reynolda Village?
That makes more sense. What is that building on the left? Part of Reynolda Village?
I could be wrong, but it looks like a very large barn.
I could be wrong, but it looks like a very large barn.
Panorama of Groves Stadium during a football game between Wake Forest and Clemson, 1968. The background buildings at left and center belong to R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Ernie Shore Field is at right.
Aerial of the Reynolda Estate, Reynolda Road, and the site where Wake Forest College was built. Reynolda House can be seen at right, with Lake Katherine behind the house. Reynolda Gardens are near the bottom of the photo, near Reynolda Road.
Yeah, looking at google maps, is where the Silo deli is now. Its the old cattle barn.Is that where Silo is now?