Peggy C's photos with the keyword: GA

Linked to previous photo, light and shadow on a 42ft water wheel - Berry College Campus, Rome GA 'Another Link in the Chain' 1 PiP added to photo Known as The Hub - this was built by students of Martha Berry College. (1930) A 42 ft water wheel is partly shown in the upper right corner. History "Berry was founded in 1902 by Martha Berry (1865-1942) as a school for enterprising rural boys when few public schools existed in Georgia. A girls' school was added in 1909. Berry became one of the nation's most successful educational experiments, combining academic study, student work and interdenominational Christian religious emphasis. Berry has an excellent record of sound growth. A junior college was established in 1926 and a four-year college in 1930; graduate programs were added in 1972." - from Berry College website www.berry.edu About the Old Mill: www.berry.edu/oakhill/page.aspx?id=8419 © All rights reserved

Myrtle Hill Cemetery.. one of the Seven Hills of Rome, GA © All rights reserved

Originally built as a water tower in 1871, the four faced clock was added the following year. Located on one of the seven hills of Rome GA, this clock stil keeps time. (c) All Rights Reserved

over one of the Seven Hills of Rome, GA .. Myrtle Hill Cemetary .. © All rights reserved

who is looking back at you! ..touring the campus of Berry College www.berry.edu © All rights reserved

[ Another Link in the Chain .. linking stately buildings to this English Gothic style architecture ] "Berry College is situated in northwestern Georgia, USA - 72 miles (116 km) northwest of Atlanta, Georgia and 75 miles (121 km) south of Chattanooga, Tennessee.[7] The Berry campus consists of more than 27,000 acres of fields, forests, and Lavender Mountain, the largest contiguous college campus in the United States.[8] Designated portions are open to the public for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, and other outdoor activities. The campus is also home to a large population of deer (estimates range between 1,500 and 2,500). The Georgia Department of Natural Resources oversees about 16,000 acres of the campus, conducts managed hunts and provides recreational opportunities within the department of regulations. However, land encompassing the academic buildings and other public spaces is a wildlife refuge in which no hunting is allowed. In September 2011, Travel+Leisure listed Berry among the most beautiful college campuses in the United States, noting its numerous fountains and pools among its English Gothic style buildings." from: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berry_College © All rights reserved

..at The Hub -SKB © All rights reserved www.berry.edu

Clock Tower Hill - one of the Seven Hills of Rome Georgia "The inside of the tower has since been turned into a museum and features a painted mural. A spiral staircase, totaling 107 steps, winds around the tank’s outer wall to an observation deck. The tower, which includes the clock works and four faces, is 104 feet tall." www.romegeorgia.com/sevenhills.html - by Chris Boyd Rome GA - 1 PiP - © All rights reserved

www.berry.edu Martha Berry was a tireless fundraiser for her college. Among the donors was Henry Ford. - SKB © All rights reserved

Getting ice off... had to borrow an ice scraper! Talkin' about sand pebbles here! Not used to this sort of thing (been there -- done that); 16 - 17 deg. .... not my thing! Yeah... admit to being wimpy! But, no apology! © All rights reserved

There is a plaque next to the door..don't recall what it said, but there is an old mill next to this structure. © All rights reserved

.. one of the 7 hills of Rome, GA © All Rights Reserved