Locating Slavery's Legacies @ University of Virginia

The College Cemetery; cemetery dedicated to Benjamin Stoddert Ewell, Benjamin S. Scott, Elizabeth Ewell Scott, Elizabeth Stoddert Ewell, Rebecca Lowndes Ewell, Matilda Southall, Lucian Minor, Thomas Tully Lynch Snead, George C. Turner, Wendy and Emory Reeves Ceremonial mace used at William & Mary convocations Ewell Hall; Academic building dedicated to Benjamin Stoddert Ewell Fauquier Hall; residence hall dedicated to Francis Fauquier Flag Presentation to the College of William & Mary by the Klansmen of Province No. 2 Realm of Virginia Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc., Williamsburg, VA. Hardy Hall; a residence hall building dedicated to Caroll Hardy Hearth: Memorial to the Enslaved; memorial dedicated to those who were enslaved at William & Mary Hulon Willis Association; alumni society named to commemorate Hulon Willis James Blair Hall; academic building dedicated to James Blair Jefferson Hall; residence hall named after Thomas Jefferson Legacy Circle; parking circle dedicated to the Legacy Three (Karen Ely, Janet Brown Strafer, and Lynn Briley) Legacy Tribute Garden; garden dedicated to Lynn Briley, Karen Ely, and Janet Brown Strafer Legacy Weekend; one-time celebration commemorating 50th Years of African Americans in Residence at William & Mary Lemon Hall; a residence hall building dedicated to Lemon Lemon Project Society; student volunteer society named to commemorate Lemon Marker memorializing Benjamin Stoddert Ewell Memorial dedicated to James Blair Memorial dedicated to John Tyler in the Tyler Family Garden Memorial dedicated to John Tyler, Sr. in the Tyler Family Garden Memorial dedicated to Lyon Gardiner Tyler in the Tyler Family Garden Memorial dedicated to Thomas Jefferson Mural commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the first African American students in residence— Lynn Briley, Janet Brown, and Karen Ely (Class of 1971) Painted portrait of James Blair Painted portrait of Thomas Dew Plaque memorializing Confederate troops