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ABC DE F 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 AMHERST COLLEGE AmherstAmherst College College Amherst,Established Massachusetts 1821 Established 1821 ABC DE F Admission Office (c. 1810) E4 Coolidge Cage (1925) F4 Hamilton House (1918) B3 Marsh House (c. 1835) A1 Plimpton House (1914) A1 Stirn Auditorium (1987) C2 Alumni Gymnasium (1936) E4 Coolidge Hall (1964) D1 Hitchcock Field (1913) E,F2 Mayo-Smith House (1923) A,B5 Police, Campus C1 Stone Hall (1964) C1 Alumni House (1955) A3 Cooper House (1881) B2 Hitchcock House (1927) A5 McGuire Life Sciences Building (1996) D3 Pond Hall (1963) C2 Taplin Hall (1978) B2 Appleton Hall (1855) D4 Crossett Hall (1963) C1 Holden Experimental Theater (1996) D4 Mead Art Museum (1949) C2 Porter House (1916) A4 Tyler House (1932) A1 Arms Music Center (1968) B3 Davenport Squash Courts (1934) E4 Humphries House (1940) F5 Memorial Field (1946) E3 Pratt Field (1891) E5 Valentine Dining Hall (1941) B3 Barrett Hall (1860) C3 Davis Hall (1963) D2 James Hall (2005) ¯ C3 Merrill Apartments (1956) D,E1 Pratt Pool (1986) E3,4 Waldorf Dormitory (2002) D3 Buckley Recital Hall (1968) B3 DeBevoise Field House (1974) E5 Japanese Garden/Yushien (2002) D4 Merrill Science Center (1968) D2 President’s House (1835) C5 War Memorial (1946) D3 (See Arms Music Center) Drew House (1922) B3 Jenkins Hall (1978) C2 Moore Dormitory (1929) B2 Religious Life, Cadigan Center for (1967) C5 Webster Center (1909) D3 Cadigan Center for Religious Life (1967) C5 Earth Sciences and Museum C2 Johnson Chapel (1827) C3 Morgan Hall (1853) B5 Rental Housing Office B5 Wieland Hall (2004) D2 Campus Police C1 of Natural History Building (2006) Keefe Campus Center (1987) C2 Morris Pratt Dormitory (1912) B3 Seeley G. Mudd Building (1984) D3 Williston Hall (1858/2003) C4 Chapin Hall (1958) C2 Emily Dickinson Museum B1 Keefe Health Center (1985) B2 Morrow Dormitory (1926) B3 Seelye House (1913) A4,5 Wilson Admission Center (c. 1810) E4 Chapman House D5 The Homestead (c. 1813) King Hall (2004) D2 Seeley G. Mudd Building (1984) D3 Seligman House (1921) A,B5 Charles Pratt Dormitory (1884) D3 The Evergreens (1856) Kirby Theater (1938) D4 Newport House (1913) B5 Service Buildings and Campus Police (1932) B,C1 Admission Tours and Information Clark House (c. 1868) B2 Fayerweather Hall (1894) B,C2 LeFrak Gymnasium (1986) F3 North College (1823) C4 Smith House (1918) E5 The Admission Office (E4) offers frequent group Cohan Dormitory (1986) B3 Frost Library (1965) C3 Leland House A3 Octagon (1848) C4 South College (1821) C4 information sessions and campus tours. For current College Hall (1829) B5 Garman House (1916) B4 Little Red Schoolhouse (1939) C1,2 Orr Rink (1955) F4 Stearns Hall (2005) C3 schedules, call (413) 542-2328 or visit our Website at Converse Hall (1917) B4 Grosvenor House (1865) B3 Lord Jeffery Inn (1926) A4 Plaza Dormitory (2002) D3 Stearns Steeple (1873) C2 http://www.amherst.edu/admission.

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