For reservation information, please contact the University Union at 656-4357. Rudolph E. Lee Gallery Located in Lee Hall and maintained by the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities, the gallery features works and exhibits by some of the world's leading architects, artists and craftspeople. The biannual Clemson National Print and Drawing Exhibition attracts entries from artists from across the United States. Works by student artists and designs and models by architecture students are displayed during the year. Contact 656-3883 for a schedule of exhibits.
Admission is free.
What began in the late 1950s as a camellia preserve on a small parcel of John C. Calhoun's nineteenth century Fort Hill estate has since grown into 270 acres of cultivated landscapes and natural woodlands. The Garden is located at the intersection of Highway 76 and Perimeter Road on Clemson University's east campus. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, the Garden has something to interest everyone and welcomes the public free of charge except during special events. Sites are accessed via walking trails throughout the Garden. History buffs will enjoy Hanover House and Heritage Garden, the Hunt Cabin and Pioneer Complex.