This massive white oak was the largest and oldest in Augusta before it had to be removed. This oak was the inspiration for the university's logo. It measured approximately 9 feet across
| 1. Walton Way Entrance | 23. Counseling Training Center |
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2. Grover C. Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre |
24. Maxwell Alumni House |
| 3. Fine Arts Center | 25. Hourly Child Care Center |
| 4. Studio B | 26. Boykin Wright Hall |
| 5. Fanning Hall | 27. Development House |
| 6. Chateau | 28. Central Utilities Plant |
| 7. Storage | 29. Old Psychology Lab |
| 8. Writing Center | 30. Swimming Pool |
| 9. Sheftall-Cleckley Greenhouse | 31. Archeology Lab (Arsenal Powder Magazine) |
| 10. Rains Hall | 32. Butler Hall |
| 11. Payne Hall | 33. Hardy Hall |
| 12. Benet House | 34. Classroom Office Building |
| 13. Bell Tower | 35. Old Science Building |
| 14. Bellevue Hall | 36. Skinner Hall |
| 15. Morris Studio | 37. Markert Hall |
| 16. New Science Building | 38. Arsenal Oak |
| 17. Maintenance/Motor Pool | 39. Reese Library |
| 18. Public Safety | 40. Washington Hall |
| 19. Grounds Equipment Shop | 41. ROTC Garage |
| 20. Ceramics Studio/Lock Shop | 42. Galloway Hall |
| 21. Physical Plant Warehouse/Recycling Center | 43. Old Guard House |
| 22. Central Office Supply/Mail Room/Copy Center |
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Coverage by Augusta Chronicle |
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| 6/21/02 | Fungus threatens oak |
| 7/27/02 | Tree recovers from deadly fungus |
| 9/14/02 | Oaks infection reappears |
| 3/26/03 | Oak has good bud break |
| 4/10/03 | UGA PROFESSORS' ATTEMPT TO CLONE OAK |