Northam Towers — Trinity College
Trinity College

Northam Towers

📍 Fuller Arch, Hartford, Connecticut, 06106
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🏛 Corridor🚿 Communal Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ No AC

About Northam Towers

Northam Towers is a pair of high-rise corridor-style residence halls at Trinity College, rising above the surrounding Gothic campus and offering students panoramic views of Hartford and the surrounding area. Built in 1964 as part of a post-war residential expansion, the Towers house upperclass students in singles and doubles with communal floor bathrooms. The towers' height and scale make them visually distinctive landmarks on the Trinity campus, and their upper-floor views are one of the most-cited perks among residents.

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Northam Towers has no air conditioning. Students here often pick up:

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