Visit the main campus of the University of Delaware

On the morning of August 21, 2024, I walked on Main Street in Newark, Essex County, and saw the main campus of the University of Delaware. I went to visit the University of Delaware. Walking south along Main Street, there is a long green belt called "The Green". The buildings are distributed on the east and west sides, all facing the green belt in an orderly manner. Starting from the east side in a clockwise direction, to the Memorial Hall numbered 7; turn to the west side and return to the direction of Main Street. There are 13 old houses in the British Georgian architectural style. The houses are square and symmetrical, with large and square windows, fully reflecting the elegance and order of the university. There is an introduction in front of each building. Either a famous person in the history of the university or a major donor to the school. In short, the buildings are named after people who have made great contributions to the school. I mainly visited the Memorial Hall. The building was the school's original library and was later used to commemorate those who died in World War I. There is a memorial register, which is turned by a special person every day to commemorate. It has a sense of ceremony. It is also very educational for young people. The campus is beautiful. It is very eye-catching all the way. Later, I found out that there is a mystery under their big lawn. Pay attention to green and protect the environment at the same time. It pays attention to history and keeps up with the needs of the times. It is a very good school.