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At UNC, the Old Well will get some work done


The Old Well began undergoing repairs on Thursday, March 7. The project should take two to three weeks, weather permitting. The Old Well will not be accessible during this time. The project includes the restoration of three columns. The original well was constructed in 1795 and served as a source of drinking and bathing water for University faculty, staff and students. (UNC.edu)

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