Main Building (University of Kentucky)

The Main Building, a historic four-story structure at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, serves as an administration and classroom hub. Dedicated in 1882, it is the only surviving building from the original State College campus. Notable for its brick design and a once-prominent cupola, the building has undergone significant changes, including a major reconstruction after a fire in 2001. Today, it houses administrative offices, classrooms, and a visitor center, making it a key site for both tourists and researchers interested in the university's history and architecture.