Walking Tours of Grounds 9.0.95

Discover the rich history of the University of Virginia through themed Walking Tours of Grounds. Delve into the narrative surrounding enslaved African Americans at UVA, tracing their experiences through significant locations, figures, and historical events. Follow in the footsteps of renowned writer William Faulkner, who served as UVA's writer-in-residence in 1957-1958, as you explore his former offices, speaking venues, and classroom settings across Grounds. Moreover, commemorate UVA's Bicentennial by locating the 100 symbolic objects scattered throughout the campus, each representing the university's enduring dedication to academic exploration. These tours offer a profound insight into UVA's past, encapsulating pivotal moments, challenges, daily life, and its enduring connection to the Charlottesville community and beyond.