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- BUILDINGS
- Allied Health Building (31)
- Arrowhead and Heritage Walk (2)
- ATM (18)
- Baptist Student Union (23)
- Belk Athletic Complex (54)
- Belk Residence Hall (45)
- Business Administration Building (41)
- Business Services Building (38)
- Carter Hall (17)
- Caton Fieldhouse (53D)
- Chancellor's Residence (49)
- Chavis University Center (19)
- Cox Field (33)
- Cypress Residence Hall (29)
- D.F. Lowry Building (12)
- Dial Humanities Building (24)
- Dogwood Building (50)
- Education Center (42)
- Givens Peforming Arts Center (22)
- Greenhouse (5A)
- Grace P. Johnson Stadium (53A)
- Information Kiosk (8)
- International Guest House (52)
- International Programs (51)
- Intramural Field (34)
- Jacobs Hall (14)
- Jones Helath and Physical Education Center (37)
- Lindsay Hall (16)
- Livermore Library (10)
- Locklear Hall (13)
- Lowry Bell Tower (7)
- LRA Field (32)
- Lumbee Guaranty Bank Field (53B)
- Lumbee Hall (35)
- Magnolia House (53)
- Marquee (4)
- Moore Hall (6)
- North Residence Hall (43)
- Nursing Building (47)
- Oak Residence Hall (39)
- Observatory (5A)
- Old Main (1)
- Oxendine Science Building (5)
- Pinchbeck Maintenance Building (28)
- Pine Residence Hall (40)
- The Quad (8)
- The Regional Center for Economic, Community and Professional Development
- Sampson Building (25)
- Soccer Field (27)
- Statue of Hamilton McMillan (3)
- Student Health Services (46)
- Taylor Track (53C)
- Tennis Courts (36)
- Tommy Statue (20)
- University Center Annex (21)
- University Courtyard Apartments (55)
- University Village Apartments (26)
- Water Feature, Bridge and Amphitheatre (11)
- Water Tower (30)
- Wellons Residence Hall (15)
- West Office Building (49)
- West Hall (44)
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caton fieldhouse
The Caton Fieldhouse (2007) is part of the Irwin Belk Athletic Complex (2002).
The Caton Fieldhouse is the home of Braves football.
Caton Fieldhouse
Aerial View of Belk Athletic Complex, Grace P. Johnson Stadium, Caton Fieldhouse (left), Taylor Track and Lumbee Guaranty Bank Field
Bob Caton
Bob Caton, a Lumberton, NC native, is the president of Silver Eagle Development in Lumberton. His 30-year history with UNCP includes membership in the Braves Club and Chancellor's Club. He served two terms as a member of the Board of Trustees and currently serves on the UNCP Foundation Board. Additionally, he hosts The Silver Eagle Development UNCP Football Golf Tournament each summer. Caton was a member of the committee which brought football back to UNCP.
Updated: Thursday, June 2, 2011
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