Buckman Hall, built in 1905, is the oldest building on the University of Florida campus. This three-story brick structure features a central projecting pavilion topped by a small pediment, reflecting classical revival architectural elements. Its dignified facade and enduring presence make it a landmark on the university's historic core.
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Education; Architecture
W. University Ave., Gainesville, Florida
Architecture
1121 N.w. 6th St., Gainesville, Florida
Industry; Commerce
619 S. Main St., Gainesville, Florida
Community Planning And Development; Politics/Government; Architecture
3400 Se 15th St., Gainesville, Florida
Architecture
5707 Sw. 17 Dr., Gainesville, Florida
Education; Law; Architecture
W. University Ave. And 13th St., Gainesville, Florida
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