United States, Georgia, Floyd County, Mount Berry, 34.27509, -85.18328Owens, Hubert B.1961-11Digital image of an original slide, scanned and described by the Digital Library of Georgia in 2001-2002.One-story building of stone featuring pointed arch windows, divided by the central Archway, which leads to the open courtyard of the Ford Buildings. Designed by Harry Carlson of Boston, the building was used for the handicrafts center since 1928 until the admissions offices were moved there in 1997. The Archway that divides the building is the focal point of the Ford Complex. Inside the Archway is a cathedral-shaped dome with grotesque carvings at the base, reminiscent of the gargoyles on the eaves. For more information see Dickey, Ouida W., ed. Berry Trails: an Historic and Contemporary Guide to Berry College. Mount Berry, Ga.: Berry College, c2001, p. 45.Date of structure: 1928.Located at: Mount Berry, Ga.Slide annotated: "Berry Schools."image/jpegOriginal photograph held by the Owens Library, University of Georgia, Hubert B. Owens Collection.Forms part of: Historic Architecture and Landscapes Collection.http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/Historic Architecture and Landscapes Collection (Digital Library of Georgia)Gothic revival (Architecture)EuropeanStoneRockWood (plant material)Administration buildingsOffice buildingsCollegesSchoolsArchitecture--Georgia--Mount BerryArchitecture--Georgia--Floyd CountyCarlson, HarryBerry College--BuildingsAdministration offices (Berry College)StillImage