Spring Hill College

This is Spring Hill College, in Mobile, Alabama. As usual, this was originally drawn by Roy Norrell, and recently updated by me for a possible new printing:
I added the New Residence Hall (19, on the left), created a new Nan Altmayer Place (17, left central portion), and made changes to the library (2, left central portion), along with a few other sundries.

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JSU

Here's Jacksonville State University. Again, I've taken a map that was originally painted by Roy Norrell and updated it for a new printing:


I added the track and field, baseball field, soccer field, tennis courts, and softball field. I also added Paul Snow Stadium (28) and Kennamer Hall (20). I took out Abercrombie Hall, Luttrell Hall, and the Heating Plant. And then I added the Carlisle Fine Arts Facility (9).

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USM, 2008

I already did an update of this map of the University of Southern Mississippi, when I did the 2007 version. Now I've done a new update, mostly just changing out the ads on the balloons and billboards:

I also added an archway entrance to the Village (#3), enlarged the Powell Ogletree Alumni House (#138), and added a building to the front of the M. M. Roberts Stadium (#126). And I drew a new scoreboard for the stadium, among various other small odds and ends around the map. Click the close-ups below, to see them in greater detail:

UAB, 2008

Check out this newest update to The University of Alabama at Birmingham, originally painted by Roy Norrell. I added the Medical Towers, Women & Infants Facility, UAB Highlands, and the Tennis Courts. I also added a small football practice field next to the old one, and I rearranged some streets that were a little off. And I removed Hixson Hall, and replaced the old Bishop Building with the new SEBLAB. And updated the index accordingly.

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Samford University, 2008

Here's the latest update to Samford. This was originally illustrated by Roy Norrell, then updated by me last year. Now here it is with a few more adjustments, getting it ready to be printed for a 2008 publication:

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Here's the Campus Index: