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Athens, Georgia
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During the Civil War, the area now known as South Quad served as a temporary encampment for Confederate soldiers.
The Southern Red Oak, native to the region, can be found in abundance throughout South Quad, contributing to its lush canopy.
Every spring, South Quad becomes a vibrant hub for local artists and performers during the Athens Arts Festival.
The layout of South Quad was influenced by the designs of Frederick Law Olmsted, known for his work on Central Park in New York City.
A plaque in South Quad marks the spot where President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered a speech in 1938.
The diverse flora of South Quad attracts a variety of bird species, making it a favorite location for local birdwatchers.
