See what other structures have come and gone throughout the years at #UNC https://t.co/y4Kz82zUgl

The @CarolinaInn opened in 1924, but visitors who came to #UNC's campus before then still had a place to stay. The Eagle Hotel sat on the corner of McCorkle Place where Graham Memorial is today. It served as a boarding house from the mid-1800s until a fire destroyed it in 1921 ht...

#UNC’s main gathering venue – even in the 1880s – was Memorial Hall, though the building was a much different structure than we know today. Still in its same location, the original structure was deemed unsafe by inspectors and replaced by the current building in the early 1...

Located where Davis Library and the @CarolinaUnion sit today, Emerson Field was home to #UNC’s football, track and field, and baseball teams beginning in 1916. By the late 1960s, the teams had moved to new facilities, and the Emerson Field acreage was redeveloped https://t.co/N...

The Scuttlebutt snack bar served up coffee and other nourishment to #UNC students at the intersection of Columbia Street and Cameron Avenue. Initially a canteen for Navy pilots training for World War II, the Scuttlebutt was demolished in 1996 after falling into disrepair https://...

Before the Dean Dome, Carmichael Arena and even Woollen Gym, there was the Tin Can. @UNC_Basketball called the building home in the 1920s and 1930s, and it even served as a dormitory for a period after World War II. It was torn down in 1977 to make room for #UNC's Fetzer Hall htt...