Trinity College - Virtual Walking Tour [4k 60fps]

Walking in the Trinity College on a weekend afternoon. Trinity College is the second-oldest college in Connecticut. The campus features some famous architectures, such as the Long Walk buildings, and the Trinity College Chapel.
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Brief intro of Trinity College:
Trinity College is a private liberal arts college in Hartford, Connecticut. Founded as Washington College in 1823, it is the second-oldest college in the state of Connecticut.
Coeducational since 1969, the college enrolls 2,235 students. Trinity offers 41 majors and 28 interdisciplinary minors. The college is a member of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC).
The whole of Trinity's campus is set out on a 100-acre (40 ha) parcel of land that is bound on the south by New Britain Avenue, on the west by Summit Street, on the east by Broad Street, and on the north by Allen Place. Trinity's former northern border, Vernon Street, has been transferred from the city of Hartford to Trinity College and closed off at one end (Broad Street), creating a cul-de-sac within Trinity's borders. Completed in 2001, and on what was formerly an abandoned bus depot adjacent to Trinity's campus, the Learning Corridor is a collection of K-12 public magnet schools co-created by Trinity and the governments of Hartford and Connecticut.
Long Walk buildings
The first buildings completed on the current campus were Seabury and Jarvis halls in 1878. Together with Northam Towers, these make up what is known as the "Long Walk". These buildings are an early example of Collegiate Gothic architecture in the United States, built to plans drawn up by William Burges, with F.H. Kimball as supervising architect. The Long Walk has been expanded and is connected with several other buildings. On the northernmost end there is the chapel, whose western side is connected to the Downes and Williams Memorial building. Heading south, the next building is Jarvis Hall, named after Abraham Jarvis. Jarvis becomes Northam Towers heading south, then Seabury Hall. Seabury Hall, named for Samuel Seabury, is connected to Hamlin Hall. To Hamlin's east is Cook, then Goodwin and then Woodward. The dormitories on the Long Walk end there, and the terminal building on the south end of the long walk is Clement/Cinestudio. Clement is the chemistry building; Cinestudio a student run movie theater. If one travels to the south of Hamlin there will be Mather Hall and the Dean of Students Office.
Chapel
The Trinity College Chapel was built in the 1930s to replace Trinity's original chapel in Seabury Hall (now a lecture hall). The chapel's facade is made almost entirely of limestone and connects to the adjacent Downes Memorial Clock Tower. Its primary architect was Philip Hubert Frohman, of Frohman, Robb and Little, who were also responsible for the National Cathedral in Washington, DC.
Main quadrangle
Trinity's campus features a central green known as the Main Quad, designed by famed architect Frederick Law Olmsted. The large expanse of grass is bound on the west by the Long Walk, on the east by the Lower Long Walk, on the north by the chapel, and on the south by the Cook and Goodwin-Woodward dormitories. While a central green is a feature of many college campuses, Trinity's is notable for its unusually large, rectangular size, running the entire length of the Long Walk and with no walkways traversing it. Trees on the Quad have been planted in a 'T' configuration (for Trinity) with the letter's base at the statue of Bishop Brownell (built 1867). and its top running the length of the Long Walk. Tradition holds that the trees were intended to distinguish Trinity's campus from Yale's. Also on the Quad are two cannons used on the USS Hartford, flagship of Admiral David Farragut during the American Civil War.
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Trinity College website: www.trincoll.edu/
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[@yuliaaaphv]

Can’t believe I will attend this beautiful college in the fall. Thanks for the tour, I really enjoyed it!

[@UniversityWalkTour]

Congrats!!😃

[@gracefangmann3170]

me too!! maybe we'll see each other around on campus :)

[@VietnamWalkingTV]

Great walking tour in Trinity College. Thanks my friend. Greetings from Vietnam

[@UniversityWalkTour]

Thank you!😊

[@loumartin8851]

My alma mater from 33 years ago. Some things have changed, but nice to see that most has not. Brings back memories, thank you.

[@tonybruce3496]

Hey since you are an Alum, could you help me in getting into Trinity. I can say that I am very well qualified, but I am a poor international student requiring aid, so I would have very,very less chances of getting in.
I wouldn't mind if you don't reply, since I highly respect your time.
Thanks, Have a great day.

[@loumartin8851]

@@tonybruce3496 Wish I could, but there's nothing I can do to help get you into Trinity; Camp Trin Trin as we used to call it.

[@tonybruce3496]

@@loumartin8851 Wow. This really shows how humble Trinity Alumnus are. There is really no need for you to answer to me, but you did SIR. Ok, no issues if you can't help me out, I'll try my best in every possible way and will for sure message you if I get in. Thanks Martin. 🙏

[@moonrider369]

@@loumartin8851 Hi, I am that TonyBruce (My old account). I was waitlisted at Trinity, later I was burnt out and was sleeping in my final interview which was at 2:30 AM in my timezone. So, yeah , I didn't get in.

[@albussnape2]

40 years ago, wow how it’s changed! Grateful the long walk, the chapel and some other buildings remain! You passed the hall where I got married! The green areas are also precious! Is there still a cannon on the hill?

[@UniversityWalkTour]

Yes, the cannon is still there! Glad to hear you enjoyed the video 😊

[@tonybruce3496]

Hey since you are an Alum, could you help me in getting into Trinity. I can say that I am very well qualified, but I am a poor international student requiring aid, so I would have very,very less chances of getting in.
I wouldn't mind if you don't reply, since I highly respect your time.
Thanks, Have a great day.

[@albussnape2]

@@tonybruce3496 I’m sorry I’m not a wealthy alum, and have no influence on anything at Trinity. I had good international friends there, from Malaysia, Thailand, Italy. I’m sure Trinity has programs to help with costs. But you’ll have to investigate how much help you could obtain. Best wishes, and remember it is not the only good college option.

[@moonrider369]

@@albussnape2 Hi, I am that TonyBruce (My old account). I was waitlisted at Trinity, later I was burnt out and was sleeping in my final interview which was at 2:30 AM in my timezone. So, yeah , I didn't get in.