Wednesday, March 23, 2016
The history of the Four Crossed Logs
This brick pattern on the back patio of the Holley Academic Center originates from the Seminole tradition of searching for a better place for the community to live. Once scouts found a suitable place, they would leave a marked trail of four crossed logs, which would lead the rest of the tribe. The pattern notes the responsibility of each member of the academic community to make a path to a new place and to bring others along.
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