Update/Non-update 2024-06-25: This map has halted progress due to other non-Minecraft projects taking priority. There's a possibility parts of this map will be made into another game someday, and if that goes as proposed, then I'm abandoning the Minecraft Map. Thank you all so much for the years of support! I will keep the uploads of this map alive for as long as PlanetMinecraft is around and I'll keep you all updated on the next chapter.

v1.8 - (MC 1.17) Major update. Introduction of the new End Dimension exhibit, featuring several maps based on historical images, master plans, and unused building designs! The current Master Plan is now accessible from the spawn point on the map. Bullock Health & Wellness Complex is finished and reflected on the present day map. Included in this release are spreadsheets detailing time spent with the last few minor updates as well as this major update. Bedrock Edition is indefinitely delayed due to teleports being lost in conversion.

v1.7.5 - Minor update with 30+ buildings added and terrain overhaul.

v1.7.4 - Minor update, changes to Sherman Field, scoreboard added, BHWC updated.

v1.7.3 - Minor update.

v1.7.2 - Minor update with additions on Harper Ave, W. High St, Physical Plant, North Athletic Turf field, and steps prepared for The End dimension overhaul in a future update.

v1.7.1 - (MC 1.17) Minor update that overhauls terrain on the northern portion of the map, with some buildings redone and a few additions.

v1.7 - (MC 1.16.5) Major update that aligns the terrain as a perfect rectangle that meshes with the superflat world, connecting the historic map and aligning it with the present day map all in the Overworld, and numerous buildings completely redone.

v1.6 - (MC 1.16.1) Major update that has the entire north portion of the map resized to fit the real life scale, and to fit the site of the upcoming Health and Wellness Complex. Thomas Hall and Boyd Science Center have been angled to reflect their real life versions, with separate interiors accessible by teleportation. The End dimension interior world has been removed. Work started on Meadowood Subdivison and Lincoln Place Addition. All interiors are little different from previous versions due to the pandemic, except for Johnson Hall and the Library, both of which are as complete as they'll get until a major source is revealed.

v1.5 - (MC 1.16.1) Major update that now includes a majority of New Concord, starting with houses on Montgomery Blvd, to including parts of Main St. Lots of rescaling and adjustments have been done to match the real campus. All non-existent structures are now part of the "Past and Future" Exhibit located in The End dimension, which may easily be accessed from the start of the map at any time. Caldwell Hall, Glenn Gym, and Boyd Science Center are still unfinished due to COVID-19, so hopefully the new landscape more than makes up for it. Next update will include more neighborhoods.

v1.4 - Minor update including complete overhaul of Health and Wellness Complex according to new renderings released in January 2020. Villagers added to Quad, with animals and plants added throughout the map. Future updates will include new tennis courts, finished Caldwell Hall, and a redone Hollow Trail with lots of life spread throughout the map.

v1.3 - Updated a majority of the game's landscape, no holes left in buildings to fall through. All are mostly easy to walk through, with a few exceptions currently being worked on.

v1.2 - Located in Ohio, this small liberal arts college is home to a variety of beautiful architecture. Starting initially as a survival project for a few historic buildings, this grew into a full-scale creative project that not only matches a beautiful campus to scale, but provides a great history lesson with each building.

This map is 85% finished, although this is up for download for anyone who wants to explore a unique map. A majority of the buildings are fully finished with detailed interiors, as well as many Easter Eggs that campus members would find amusing.

During a 24-hour gaming charity event in 2018, the map was featured for all students to play, although it wasn't very well known at the time. While I have since graduated, the map and the campus hold dear to my heart and is now available to the public.