Rowan Oak

Rowan Oak was William Faulkner's private world, filled in as motivation for a lot of his work for over 40 years. The changed Greek Revival home sits on 29 vigorously lush sections of land only south of the noteworthy Oxford Square. The property and grounds are available to the public all year, from first light until sunset, including the Bailey Woods Trail, which associates the notable property with the University of Mississippi Museum.

A National Recreation Trail, Bailey Woods Trail, extends around 3,000 feet. The path requires around 20 minutes to walk, and bicycles are not allowed on the path. Bailey Woods is a vigorously lush region that William Faulkner was known to stroll through. The path was authoritatively opened in 2008 and is a famous spot for climbers, UM classes, families, and pets. The path is integrated into instructive programming at the Museum to get kids and guests outside and dynamic.