Chinsegut Hill at USF Lost and Found

Authors

USF Special Collections
Nerlyne Desravines
Adam Howerton
Jessica Deleanides
Kaitlin Wilson
Andrew Lloyd
Alyssa Collins
Alanna Cutri
Jake Coats
Susan Yi
Jacki Levine

Publication Date

6-25-2008

Abstract

This video highlights the historical and cultural significance of Chinsegut Hill, the first property owned by the University of South Florida and a site central to the university’s early identity. Honors College students and campus leaders reflect on their personal experiences at Chinsegut Hill, emphasizing its value as a place for community building, heritage, research potential, and school spirit. Through their testimonies, the recording advocates for renewed preservation, awareness, and institutional support for this historic site, arguing that Chinsegut Hill remains essential to understanding and honoring the roots of USF.

Keywords

Historic preservation, University of South Florida, Historic sites

Extent

00:10:17; 4 page transcript

Series Title

USF Special Collections Podcast

Language

English

Format

Digital Only

Document Type

Video

Was this content written or created while at USF?

Yes

Scholar Commons Citation

USF Special Collections; Desravines, Nerlyne; Howerton, Adam; Deleanides, Jessica; Wilson, Kaitlin; Lloyd, Andrew; Collins, Alyssa; Cutri, Alanna; Coats, Jake; Yi, Susan; and Levine, Jacki, "Chinsegut Hill at USF Lost and Found" (2008). USF Libraries' Web Archive. 69.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/libraries_web_archive/69