Harry Potter Flew Here Too: Wrapping it back around to The circle

The following is an computer-generated summary of the video transcript.

As you can see, it's right there behind me, and we're entering back into the circle. If you remember the circle, the circle is the center of campus, and it's where the life Sam Wass. So that's easy to remember and see just how everything is connected and how easily you can get around campus. Next building that we're going to see, which I promise you from the beginning is Ventress Hall. So Ventress Hall is right here, and we call it our hair part of building because of the Victorian style architecture. As you can see, I believe like every school has a hair party building, but ours is special because it looks amazing on this building was actually first built in eighteen eighty nine, and the cool thing about it is, you see right here as an L over the door and I was a little backwards on you're in. The really cool thing about this l is that Ventures Hall was actually our first library hints all the windows that surround it because electricity wasn't much of a thing during that time, so suitors would go in and grab a book and then go by the window and read for their classes and study and things like that. After it was, the library had actually turned into law school and then after it was along with law school. I don't think there's any buildings that have been around since the eighteen hundreds that can say that the letter those above the door actually stood for their purpose as well. So I talked about the Victorians, thou architecture, But you see this right here. Due to infrastructural reasons, students were actually graduate from liberal, the School of the Arts. Then they would go up these stairs and actually signed their names along the wall. So I wish I could show you, but unfortunately, I can't because I can't go in. There's different names along the wall, and that includes people such as the Mannings and even William Faulkner, who didn't attend the university. With Roanoke right down the road, you can't see it, But it's right down there. Hey served a monumental purpose in the university's history, and The Ox in Oxford is there in general that's Ventures Hall. It's an amazing building, a lot of people, major and liberal arts and don't even know it. If you ever think about coming here, remember that this is the hair part of building.