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Florida State University

Architect William Augustus Edwards designed early Collegiate Gothic halls such as the Westcott Building and Dodd Hall, and newer buildings like Legacy Hall and the Student Union keep the style.

  • 5Buildings
  • 2Traditions
  • 1910Oldest · Westcott Building
  • 2025Newest · Legacy Hall

Planning the visit

  • Fly intoTallahassee International Airport (TLH)

    Tallahassee International, southwest of the city, is the nearest commercial airport.

  • Getting aroundWalking / Seminole Express

    The campus is walkable. The Seminole Express buses, run with StarMetro, serve campus and nearby neighborhoods, and students ride free with their FSUCard.

  • Colors and teams

    The school colors are garnet and gold, and the teams are the Seminoles.

5 buildings to stamp

  1. Westcott Building
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    Westcott Building

    Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 32306

    Built in 1910 as the administration building of the Florida State College, this Collegiate Gothic hall closes the view up College Avenue. It holds the university's main offices and Ruby Diamond Auditorium.

    Built
    1910
    Architect
    William Augustus Edwards
    Style
    Collegiate Gothic
    Today
    Administration and Concert Hall
  2. Dodd Hall
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    Dodd Hall

    641 University Way, Tallahassee, FL 32306

    Built in 1923 as the library of the Florida State College for Women, Dodd Hall is one of the most ornate Collegiate Gothic buildings on campus. It was the main library until Strozier Library opened in 1956.

    Built
    1923
    Architect
    William Augustus Edwards
    Style
    Collegiate Gothic
    Today
    Department of Religion and Heritage Museum
  3. Legacy Hall
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    Legacy Hall

    402 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32306

    Goody Clancy designed this five-story home for the College of Business, completed in 2025 as the largest academic building on campus. It follows the Collegiate Gothic style of the older campus.

    Built
    2025
    Architect
    Goody Clancy
    Style
    Collegiate Gothic
    Stories
    5
    Today
    College of Business
  4. Student Union
    Photo: Unknown author, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

    Student Union

    75 N Woodward Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32306

    The four-story student union opened in 2022 on the site of six older buildings. It is a modern building wrapped in a Collegiate Gothic brick exterior to match the campus.

    Built
    2022
    Architect
    Architects Lewis + Whitlock / Workshop Architects
    Style
    Collegiate Gothic
    Stories
    4
    Today
    Student Union
  5. Doak Campbell Stadium
    Photo: SeminoleNation, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

    Doak Campbell Stadium

    403 Stadium Dr W, Tallahassee, FL 32304

    The football stadium opened in 1950 and later grew into a mixed-use complex with offices, classrooms and the University Center. Its brick facade matches the Collegiate Gothic design of most campus buildings.

    Built
    1950
    Architect
    Ball-Horton & Associates
    Style
    Collegiate Gothic
    Today
    Football Stadium and University Center

2 traditions to check off

Stamped! keeps these as a checklist, so you can tick each one off on the visit.

  • Unconquered Statue

    This bronze statue outside Doak Campbell Stadium shows a Seminole rider on a rearing horse. Its spear is lit at sunset before home football games, and fans gather to watch.

  • Legacy Walk

    Medallions and garnet banners mark a walking tour of campus history that starts at Landis Green. Visitors follow it past historic buildings, statues and monuments.

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