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Are you applying to trinity college explore the campus using the virtual tour below..

Virtual tours are a great way to refresh your memory or to preview an on-site tour of Trinity College.

Why a Virtual Tour?

At the beginning of your college search, a virtual tour can be a beneficial tool to explore the campus before your visit. When you do visit the campus, be sure to talk to current students about their experiences. A student perspective is a helpful way to gauge your future experience when attending Trinity College. Already took an on-campus tour? It's inevitable. All of your college tours will blend, and you might forget the appearance of Trinity College's library, dorms, or cafeteria. Use the virtual tour to jog your memory! With the interactive mapping tool below you can even explore the area surrounding the campus.

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Click and drag the little orange person to a location on the map. Locations with panoramas appear as blue lines or blue dots when moving the orange person. The blue dots are panoramic views that you may swivel. The blue lines are paths that you can navigate along.

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You can "pan" or "swivel" the camera around by clicking on the image and dragging your mouse or finger. If you see a white arrow on the picture, you can click or tap on it to move in the direction of the arrow. This will also update the location of the little orange person on the map so you can get a better sense of where you are and what direction you are facing.

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All of our tours are customized to our prospective students, (most tours take about one hour.) your campus tour is personal, so the length of time depends on your needs. some prospective students coordinate their tour by meeting with financial aid and/or the department head of the degree they are seeking. other students sit in on a chapel and attend a class to catch a glimpse of on-campus life. .

LL Speer Residential Hall

Living on campus is a way to grow relationally and socially as you build life-long friendships that extend beyond your time at Trinity College of Florida. R.A.’s live in the residence hall with the students. These leaders are always available to give advice, assist in conflict resolution, and offer prayer. L.L. Speer Residential Hall was built in 2018 and includes beautiful views of the surrounding area, commons areas, laundry.

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W.T. Watson Administration Building

Named for the college founder, Dr. Watson, the W.T. Watson building houses on the first floor: Admissions, Financial Aid, Student Development, Quest Degree Completion, Cafeteria, and fully video integrated classrooms A103, A112, and A113. The second floor contains the Administrative Offices, Office of the President, VP for Academics, VP for Enrollment, Finance Office, Registrar, Faculty Offices, C.S. Lewis Society, Honors Program, Elementary Education, and additional classrooms.

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Dr. Raymond H. Center Library Building

Raymond H. Center Library carries a number of books, journals, and other information sources that are intended for educational purposes and for providing multiple perspectives on diverse subjects. The Raymond H. Center Library has been fortunate to obtain and display multiple special collections. These include the personal library of a beloved faculty member,  Dr. E. C. Bragg. His lectures have been digitized and are available under the E.C. Bragg digital library collection. The Library and Student Learning Center offer personalized resources to equip students for becoming academically confident. In addition the building houses the Learning Resource Center, classrooms, and the Chapel with an original 1611 KJV Bible.  Raymond H. Center Library

Answers to Your Questions About Campus Visits

How long is a personal campus tour.

All of our tours are customized to our prospective students, but most tours take about one hour. Your campus tour is personal, so the length of time depends on your needs. 

Day of your visit:

• Begin at the W.T. Watson Administration Building
• Meet with the director of Admissions Kenyata Hayes/Financial Aid
• Tour Speer Hall (Student dorms)
• Tour Library & Student Learning Center
• Tour Classrooms

Can I meet with someone in financial aid when I visit?

Of course! This is your time and we want to help you make the most of it. When you schedule your tour date, just let us know if you have specific requests. We’ll customize your day for you.

What is a Campus Meet-n-Greet?

Campus Meet-n-Greets are events the college admissions team provides for you to tour the campus and attend Trinity 101 where you will learn all about student life and academic life. You will meet current student leaders,  the academic advisor/program directors (professors) for all Trinity College Degree programs ending your visit with ice cream!

Campus Meet-n-Greet dates are on three dates in fall and three in the spring. RSVP for a campus meet-n-greet.

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Local news | 17-year-old dies in motorcycle crash in stamford, subscriber only, local news | trinity college in hartford given national recognition for its historic summit street campus.

“Being listed on the National Register of Historic Places is a profound acknowledgment of the enduring significance of our past and the importance of Trinity’s architecture to American history and society today,” said Trinity College President Joanne Berger-Sweeney in a press release. “This serves as another example of how we can celebrate our College’s identity and ensure that future generations of Bantams can connect with the richness of our proud history.”

The National Park Service designated an 11.4-acre rectangular area anchored by the iconic Long Walk and Chapel as the Trinity College Long Walk Historic District with national importance. The chapel’s tower, a well known sight for those entering Hartford on I-84, rises 163 feet in the air—about 100 feet higher than the roof ridge—and is visible from several areas around the city. The chapel was built in 1932 and designed by the same architect who designed the Washington National Cathedral.

The Long Walk encompasses a series of attached buildings laid out around three sides of the Main Quad and roughly forming the letter “c.” It is made up of adjacent buildings including Jarvis Hall, built in 1878; Northam Towers, 1883; and Seabury Hall, 1878, as well as later additions Williams Memorial Hall, 1914; Hamlin Hall, 1931; Cook Hall, 1931; Martin W. Clement Chemistry Laboratory, 1936; Goodwin-Woodward Hall, 1940; and Downes Hall, 1958.

Constructed out of brownstone with sandstone trim sourced from the Midwest, the Long Walk was the site of early presidential visits including Theodore Roosevelt and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Those visits are commemorated in stone and serve as inspiration for Trinity traditions, according to the school.

“Trinity’s Long Walk represents a precedent-setting design, not only for its collection of Gothic Revival-style craftsmanship, but also for its innovation in campus planning, through the original vision of a series of quadrangles and international collaboration,” said Jenny Schofield, Connecticut’s deputy state historic preservation officer in a press release. “Following its completion, high-quality Gothic Revival architecture also proliferated throughout Hartford.”

The register is the nation’s official list of cultural resources worthy of preservation because of their significance in American life and is part of a federal program that supports public and private efforts to protect historic and archaeological assets. The idea for Trinity to pursue the designation arose from a planning committee for the yearlong bicentennial celebration and was supported by a unanimous vote of agreement from the State Historic Preservation Review Board, the school said.

Trinity College was first opened in 1824 as Washington College by Bishop Thomas Brownell on a 14-acre site where the CT State Capitol is today. The college was renamed Trinity College in 1845; the original campus known as “College Hill” consisted of two Greek Revival buildings, according to the school’s history. The school relocated in 1878 for the construction of the Capitol building to its current Summit Street home.

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Trinity College Chapel Sculpture

Inside the Trinity College Chapel are six-eight pews and kneel ends that consist of imagery from the life of the college, incidents from American history, and lives of people and families who have in some way been touched by Trinity. [1] As a whole, the collection represents the collective memory of the College from about 1880 to 1960. [2] The collection has many pieces, which were created over a long period of time with a variety of subject matter. J Gregory Wiggins of Pomfret, Connecticut was the direct carver of sixty-six of the sixty-eight pews and kneeler ends. This meant that he himself designed and executed the woodcarvings that persistently showcased his personality. He provided a fresh approach to the material rather than working form another meaning he designed and executed all of his work. [3] In a letter to Ogilby Wiggins expressed his desire to create humorous pieces for the “unique atmosphere” that is the Chapel. He went on to say that the act of smiling in a church should not be considered a “crime,” and that one should “embrace laughter and solemnity at the same time.” [4] His ideas were constantly discussed with Ogilby who brought out Wiggins’ greatest creative ability.

The other carvings were designed were the work of Professor John C.E. Taylor. Taylor had been the chair of the fine arts department at Trinity College for years. The designs were then carved by Erwin Dressel from the firm C.H. Dresser and Son, Inc. [5] Wiggins and Professor Taylor’s work differed in the attitude of the designs. Wiggins’ style was archaic and reflected his own character isolated from modern artistic movements, while Taylor worked in modern idiom and adapted to the needs of the chapel. [6] The work of just two artists provides a unity in the collection of pews and kneeler ends that brings the many objects and subject matter together so that they can be appreciated as a whole group. [7]

John Gregory Wiggins studied the Pomfret School in Connecticut and then at Harvard University. He went on to teach at St. Paul’s School in Concord, New Hampshire at the suggestion of a close family friend who worked at the school, Samuel Smith Dury. He was a faculty member at St. Pau’s from 1912 to 1916. There he taught Latin, Greek, and German, and coached crew. [8] In 1917 he joined the American field service in France and later became second lieutenant in the Army. Wiggins would also go on to serve in France during World War I. [9] Wiggins was not interested in competing in the competitive art world and instead he mainly produced work for churches and schools. [10] Wiggins spent many years producing pieces for the Trinity College Chapel. The first pew by Wiggins was dedicated in 1932 and he continued to create pieces until his death in 1956. [11] His style was already established before designing work for the chapel, however it was a result of his friendship with Ogilby that gave him the liberty to create freely, which allowed his creativity to grow even further. The many pieces, most of which were designed and carved by Wiggins, contain a vast display of the artist’s talents.

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[2] Grant, 33.

[3] Grant, 31.

[4] Grant, 30.

[5] Grant, 29.

[6] Grant, 33.

[7] Grant, 33.

[8] “Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives.” Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives RSS. Accessed February 15, 2017. http://www.ohrstromblog.com/spsarchives/the-form-plaques-of-john-gregory-wiggins.

[9] “Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives.” Ohrstrom Library Digital Archives RSS. Accessed February 15, 2017. http://www.ohrstromblog.com/spsarchives/the-form-plaques-of-john-gregory-wiggins.

[10] Grant, 29.

[11] Grant, 29.

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