United States, Georgia, Clarke County, Athens, 33.96095, -83.37794Owens, Hubert B.1968-04Located at: University of Georgia, Athens, Ga.Built in 1832, the Chapel has a temple form with a modified Greek hexastyle portico. The columns of the portico are fluted, and there are corner pilasters. Originally, a square tower was located over the vestibule, but a scaffold type bell tower replaced it prior to 1935. Demosthenian Hall, constructed in 1824, was the meeting place of the Demosthenian Literary Society (organized in 1803). The traditional Federal style, rectangular structure has a three-bay front and sides. Its roof is hipped with flared eaves. The stoop is stone. The first-floor plan has been greatly altered over the years. Built in 1832, the building has a temple form with a modified Greek hexastyle portico. The columns of the portico are fluted, and there are corner pilasters. Originally, a square tower was located over the vestibule, but a scaffold type bell tower replaced it prior to 1935. For more information, see Linley, John. The Georgia catalog, Historic American Buildings Survey: a guide to the architecture of the state. Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia Press, c1982, pp. 264, 266.Slide annotated: "Chaple and Demosthenian Hall."Date of structure: 1832.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/University of Georgia. Demosthenian SocietyGreek Revival (Architecture)Decoration and ornament--Federal styleEuropeanBrickWood (plant material)StuccoPlasterCoating (material)Chapels (rooms or structures)Societies' buildingsArchitecture--Georgia--AthensArchitecture--Georgia--Clarke CountyChapel and Demosthenian Hall (University of Georgia)Chapel (University of Georgia)Demosthenian Hall (University of Georgia)StillImage