Ayres Hall (Knoxville, Tennessee)
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NRHP - National Register of Historic Places, Gothic revival (architecture), 1921_construction
The landmark building on the University of Tennessee-Knoxville campus, Ayres Hall, is named after the twelfth president of the University, Brown Ayres (1904-1919), who made UT a quality university and a true state land-grant institution.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayres_Hall
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Coordinates: 35°57'27"N 83°55'33"W
- Neyland Stadium 0.2 km
- Carter Hill 188 km
- 33rd Street Railroad Bridge 609 km
- Elizabeth City Middle School (Closed) 693 km
- Hickory Elementary School 696 km
- Field Museum of Natural History 731 km
- Memorial Stadium 1054 km
- Bendheim Western Greenwich Civic Center 1057 km
- Kingston–Port Ewen Suspension Bridge 1085 km
- The Hollywood Bowl 3127 km
- "The Fort" 0.8 km
- University of Tennessee 0.9 km
- Fort Dickerson park 1.6 km
- South Haven Neighborhood 3.7 km
- South Woodlawn Neighborhood 3.8 km
- Tennessee School for the Deaf 4.5 km
- Knoxville Downtown Island Airport (KDKX) 4.7 km
- Ijams Nature Center 5.3 km
- Lake Forrest Neighborhood 5.4 km
- Forks of the River Wildlife Management Area 6.7 km