Furman University - Points of Interest

Points of Interest

  • Doughboy Statue, honoring Furman students who served in World War I
  • Daniel Chapel Organ
  • The Bell Tower and Burnside Carillon (a 59 bell carillon by Van Bergen)
  • Furman's special collections department houses the South Carolina Baptist Historical Collection and the South Carolina Poetry Archives.

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