This video titled, "Campus Walk " Dr. Young," occurred on September 15, 1998 as he and Mrs. Young toured the historical Elon campus before his retirement. Shots included: front of West Dormitory; students walking on campus; water sprinkles "Under the Oaks" watering the grass; people riding bikes; cars in McEwen parking lot as students walked by (as of 2015- the McEwen parking was eliminated for the new expansion of the School of Communications); and President J. Fred Young and Mrs. Phyllis (Johnson) Young walking with Christopher Waters. The Young"s comments included: we planted these plants a long time ago; West Dormitory was built of wood and later bricked over along with sprinklers installed inside the building; and reflections of being at Elon College for 26 years. Christopher Waters interviewed Mrs. and Dr. Young. The Young Comments included: concerts in Whitley Auditorium when the train came through Elon College; the beauty of the interior of Whitley Auditorium; the social circle of campus were the buildings of Whitley Auditorium, West Dormitory, and the two McEwen buildings; West"s first floor served for student activities; Mrs. Young hosted receptions in West"s parlor; the groves of oaks (Under the Oaks) was the center of the campus; lost two-thirds of the oak trees (Under the Oaks) during the Young"s administration because of a tornado; trees that Young planted himself during the years; and Elon"s Commencement for 12 years has been "Under the Oaks" during the Young"s administration. Young stated, "Elon"s Commencement in the future should be behind Carol Grotnes Belk Library, Alamance building, and/or in front of Mosley Center. The Youngs walked and talked about the Alamance building cupula and told a story of the old wooden well water fountain of 1905"the well moved locations (from the Carlton side to the Alamance side) and built the brick structure to replace the wooden structure around the well drinking fountain (the well water has come from the Elon"s water tank and the Town of Elon"s water supply). The Youngs continued to walk around Fonville Fountain on Scott Plaza (the plaza was name for Scott"s wife, Hazel). Waters talked with Fred J. Young. Ralph Scott and Ruby and Francis Fonville gifted the Scott Plaza and Fonville Fountain. Young talked about moving to Pinehurst after his Elon Presidency. The video file ends. Some names included: Chris White and Wayne McBride.