Old Well

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Old Well is an iconic neoclassical rotunda and campus symbol of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, traditionally associated with good luck for students who drink from it.

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Label Occurrences
Old Well canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf campus landmark
fountain
neoclassical rotunda
appearsOn UNC-Chapel Hill admissions materials
UNC-Chapel Hill merchandise
UNC-Chapel Hill promotional materials
architecturalStyle Neoclassical architecture
associatedWith UNC students
good luck tradition
color white
columnOrder Doric order
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasFunction decorative fountain
drinking water source
hasPart circular fountain
columns
dome
hasShape rotunda
heritageStatus iconic landmark of UNC-Chapel Hill
inFrontOf South Building
isCampusSymbolOf University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
isNear Polk Place
South Building
isOnCampus McCorkle Place
isPhotographedBy students
visitors
isPopularFor campus tours
graduation photos
isSymbolOf University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
locatedIn Chapel Hill, North Carolina
United States of America
surface form: United States

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
maintainedBy University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
material stone (later structures)
wood (original structure)
openTo faculty
public
staff
students
symbolizes academic success
good fortune for students
tradition at UNC-Chapel Hill
touristAttraction Chapel Hill, North Carolina
tradition students drink from the Old Well for good luck
students drink from the Old Well on the first day of classes
usedAs unofficial logo of UNC-Chapel Hill
waterSource drinking fountain

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McCorkle Place hasLandmark Old Well
Carolina hasFacility Old Well
subject surface form: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill