The upper portion of our campus is anchored by the original Seminary Building which was completed in 1832. It was built from limestone quarried behind the school and is today still alive with the sounds of students engaged in learning.

In the courtyard between Seminary Building and the Smith Center for Science and Communications stands the original home built for Burr and Burton's headmasters. Completed in 1834, it today houses the Business and Development offices.


The Smith Center for Science and Communications (left)
and Seminary Building (right)


Seminary Building (1833)


The Administration Building (originally the home of the
headmaster; 1835)

The Humanities Wing (1966)

The Smith Center for Science and Communications (left)
and Seminary Building (right)

Continue the Campus Tour:
Campbell House
E.H. Henry Center
Larson Hall
Riley Center for the Arts
Rowland Center
The Smith Center
Tuttle Memorial Library

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