F. Lower Campus Central
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Central Campus Mall
The centerpiece of the Central Campus Mall is a four-faced 1890s-style street
clock, installed when the mall was created in 1986.
An outdoor concert and a picnic are often part of freshman orientation
activities each fall.
During pleasant weather, the Central Campus Mall is a popular stopping place
for students to take breaks and socialize between classes.
Traversing the lawn on the Central Campus Mall is a bit more challenging in winter,
but the scenery is hard to beat.
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The centerpiece of the Central Campus Mall is a four-faced 1890s-style street
clock, installed when the mall was created in 1986.
An outdoor concert and a picnic are often part of freshman orientation
activities each fall.
During pleasant weather, the Central Campus Mall is a popular stopping place
for students to take breaks and socialize between classes.
Traversing the lawn on the Central Campus Mall is a bit more challenging in winter,
but the scenery is hard to beat.
Replace with Sprites image
UW-Eau Claire's Central Campus Mall (which replaced the Schofield Hall parking lot in 1986) is a landscaped area with grass, trees, flowers, benches and a network of sidewalks linking all the buildings of lower campus to each other and to the footbridge. This popular campus meeting place, often the site of outdoor concerts and other events, is known for its two landmarks: the bronze "Sprites" sculpture, which was moved from the Haas Fine Arts Center, and the 3,000-pound four-faced bronze 1890's-style street clock.
