United States, Georgia, Habersham County, Clarkesville, 34.6126, -83.524891800/1994Clarkesville. Home of Walter B. Hill who was a Chancellor of the University of Georgia. He used it as a retreat and summer home. He called it "The Forest of Arden." The original house was built ca. 1838 by a local builder, Jarvis Van Buren for Turner T. Trippe. Rev. A.C. Ketchum and Robert Campbell also occupied the home over the years. It is still standing.2003/06/03: As of this publication, the antebellum home is commonly known as the "Trippe-Campbell-Hill-Flesner House." It is located at Wayne and Jefferson Streets in Clarkesville, Georgia.image/jpeghttp://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-CR/1.0/University of Georgia--HistoryArchitecture--Georgia--ClarkesvilleEducation--Georgia--ClarkesvilleDomestic life--Georgia--Clarkesville[Photograph of home of Walter B. Hill, Clarkesville, Habersham County, Georgia]StillImage