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Located in the Virginia Highlands, the Emory & Henry central campus encompasses 168 pristine acres and is surrounded by an additional 167 undeveloped acreage in the village of Emory. The campus is noted for its beauty as well as its architectural distinction -- the entire central campus is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and the Virginia Register of Historic Landmarks.

We invite you to take a virtual walk around our campus by viewing our video campus tour. For a more in-depth tour, the map below plots the location of each campus building or facility, and links to more information about each.

 Campus Map

  1. Soccer Field
  2. Campus Security, Studio Theatre
  3. Fullerton Field - College football field
  4. Martin-Brock Student Center
  5. Byars Hall Visual and Performing Arts Center - Academic building; humanities and visual and performing arts
  6. Student Health Center
  7. Sullins Hall - Student residence
  8. Lynch Links - Nine-hole, par three golf course
  9. Carriger and Matthews Halls - Student residences
  10. Tobias Smyth House - Reconstructed log house which was home to one of the college's founders; now a museum and meeting place.
  11. Scarbrough House - Appalachian Center for Community Service
  12. Wiley Hall - Main administrative building; college auditorium; academic building for the humanities
  13. McGlothlin-Street Hall - Academic building
  14. Miller-Fulton Hall - Academic building; sciences and social sciences
  15. President's Home
  16. Stuart Hall - Student residence
  17. Collins House - Student residence

  1. Wiley Jackson Hall - Student residence
  2. Memorial Chapel - Official college chapel; home to Emory United Methodist Church
  3. Kelly Library - Repository for college collection of books, documents, and other resources. Also houses computer center and teaching resources center
  4. Tennis Courts
  5. Emily Williams House - Contains Office of Admissions and Financial Aid
  6. J. Stewart French Alumni House
  7. Duck Pond
  8. Van Dyke Center - Cafeteria, meeting rooms
  9. King Health and Physical Education Center - Athletic facilities, classrooms, offices, junior Olympic swimming pool
  10. DeVault Field - College baseball field
  11. Weaver Hall - Student residence
  12. Hillman Hall - Student residence
  13. The Depot - Office of the Arts Coordinator; The 1912 Gallery
  14. U.S. Post Office
  15. Emory Mercantile Co.-Home of the E&H Bookstore
  16. Addison's Restaurant
  17. The Village - Student residences
  18. Main Entrance

Most campus buildings, with the exception of residence halls, are open to the public during normal working hours. Office hours are 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.

Not illustrated: Waterhouse, Crowe's Nest and other student residences are accessible by Linden Street.
Emory & Henry College, P.O. Box 947, Emory, VA 24327-0947, 276.944.4121

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