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Charlottesville, Virginia
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The Lawn, along with the Rotunda at the University of Virginia, was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 for its architectural significance and historical importance.
Each of the ten pavilions lining The Lawn was designed with a distinct architectural style, reflecting Thomas Jefferson's vision of an 'academical village.'
Graduating students at the University of Virginia walk down The Lawn in a formal procession during the university's commencement ceremonies.
The serpentine walls, designed by Thomas Jefferson, are a unique architectural feature intended to provide structural stability while using fewer bricks.
The Lawn is not only a historic site but also a vibrant center for student activities, events, and gatherings at the University of Virginia.
Select fourth-year students and faculty members are given the honor of residing in the historic rooms along The Lawn, a tradition that continues to this day.
