Directions to the NLUG Meeting
Introduction
Meetings are typically located at the ![[WWW]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small}
Medical Center North building in Vanderbilt University. For all other meeting locations, you can find directions on the B&P FAQ page. Below, are illustrated step-by-step Medical Center North directions, to aid the first time (or forgetful!) NLUG member.
NLUG gives special thanks to the Vanderbilt University Department of Bio Statistics for the use of the meeting room.
Step by Step
Exit I-40 at Broadway (exit 209-A or 209-B, depending on the direction).
Merge onto 13th Street and take a turn onto Broadway (turn left if exiting I-40 West, turn right if exiting I-40 East).
Bear left on Broadway, when Broadway and West End Avenue split. (0.3 miles)
Bear left on 21st Avenue South, when Broadway becomes 21st Avenue South. You will see many Vanderbilt University buildings. (0.5 miles)
Turn right on Medical Center Drive, which is immediately following Edgehill Avenue.
Follow Medical Center Drive and turn left into the East Garage. (This destination is 1.1 miles from the I-40 exit.)
After finding parking (don't worry - the garage parking is open and no-cost at our meeting time), come out of the garage on Medical Center Drive.
Turning right (which is the way you drove into the garage), you will see Medical Center North building across the road. Walk to this building.
Walk left, up the incline walkway, and you will find an unlocked entry. (Don't get discouraged if you find one locked - keep looking.)
Follow the hallway straight into the Bio Statistics department. There is a wall-mounted floor-plan available near the entry, just in case you have trouble. NLUG meets in Conference Room D2221.
Map
Vanderbilt Campus Map Illustrations
Right on Medical Center Drive from 21st Avenue
Follow Medical Center Drive. Medical Center North building can be seen on right. 
Left into East Garage 
Cross the street to Medical Center North 
Inside Bio Statistics department. This way to room D2221.
(Click on the illustrations to enlarge. You may be interested to know that these photos were captured by a portable Linux tablet, edited on a Linux desktop with open source tools, and display on this website running Linux.)
