Westcott Fountain
by Andrew Young
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As you turn onto College Avenue from Macomb Street you come into view of the Westcott fountain. Even from the bottom of the hill, the image of the fountain is amazing. Especially at night, when all of the fountain lights come on, the Westcott fountain stands out like a beacon. The Westcott fountain was a gift from the 1915 and 1917 classes. Since 1917, the Westcott fountain has been a symbol of Florid State University’s proud heritage, and pays homage to those who came before. The Westcott fountain is the centerpiece of the courtyard and is complimented by a commemorative Brick plaza, a project of the 1996 and 1997 classes. The Original Westcott fountain was replaced in 1988, by an exact replica. The original had to be replaced due to failure in its support structure.
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