The first college in Florida, Rollins was founded in 1885 by a group of Northerners who wanted to give the children of Florida's rapidly growing population the opportunity to experience a New England education. Rollins has grown from a college of three wooden buildings on the shores of Lake Virginia to a startlingly beautiful 70-acre campus of Spanish-Mediterranean architecture. This guide is designed to help you take a self-guided tour of our campus and see for yourself what makes Rollins such a special place.

Welcome from the President		Meet Your Tour Guide		Rinker Building
McKean Gateway		"Life is for Service"		Alumni House
Rice Family Bookstore		Carnegie Hall		Benjamin Franklin
Walk of Fame		Mills Lawn & Fox Day		Olin Library
Cornell Campus Center		Mills Memorial Hall		Pinehurst
Rex Beach		Cornell Fine Arts Museum		Boat House & Dinky Dock
Alfond Sports Center		Fred Stone Theatre		Cornell Hall
Crummer Hall		Bush Science Center		Annie Russell Theatre
Knowles Chapel		Warren Building		Field & Stadium