The Davidson College campus has changed over the years from the original collection of dormitories, houses, and Chapel gathered around the D. At the turn of the twentieth century, the campus holds more than sixty buildings. Below you will find an interactive map and a list of current and historical buildings. Click on the building name or map marker to view photographs and more detailed information. Brackets around a building name in the Current Name column of the list or in the map data indicate buildings that no longer exist.
The Baker Sports Complex consists of four major areas: The
Louise and Carl Knobloch Tennis Center, The Belk Basketball Arena, The Cannon Pool, and The Finley Physical Education Center.
Began construction in 1924. South wing building completed in
1925. Cornerstone laid for remainder of building 29 May 1928. Building
completed 1929 and dedicated on June 3, 1930. 1966-1967 building renovated.
Built in 1849 and dedicated in November 1849. Restored in
1956. Placed on National Historic Register in 1972. Named Charlotte
Mecklenburg Historic Site in 1976.
According to the Davidsonian, “Hobart Park lies between Jackson Court and the football stadium. It contains shrubs and flowers Mr. Hobart planted and picnic tables and an oven provided by the college.”
