The 3 story building located on James Blair Dr. is named after the founder and first president of the College of William & Mary.

The first president and founder of William and Mary, James Blair overlooks the Sunken Gardens in between Blair and Chancellors Halls

The home of the Music Department and Arts & Sciences is named after Confederate general Benjamin Stoddert Ewell. 

Named after Thomas Jefferson, former President, William and Mary alum, and Virginia slaveowner, Jefferson Hall has been a student dorm since 1921.

Statue gifted to William & Mary by University of Virginia in 1992. Stands between Washington Hall and McGlothlin-Street Hall.

Fifth president, William & Mary alumni, and slave owner, James Monroe, stands commemorated outside of Tucker Hall.

The President's House constructed in 1732 serves as the residence of William & Mary college presidents.

Reves Center and Reves Hall named after philanthropist, socialite, and campus celebrity, Wendy Reves.

Houses the department of Physics and is located in William & Mary's "New Campus"

The Tyler Garden is beside James Blair Hall. It honors three of the Tylers who attended the College of William and Mary.

Located in Wren Courtyard and Swem Library Basement, the Botetourt statues commemorates a Goveror of the Virginia Colony.