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Revision as of 10:38, 22 November 2012
Etching of Samuel Johnson leading the first students to the Trinity Church schoolhouse (at right). Completed for the 200th anniversairy of King's College, in 1954
The Trinity Church schoolhouse was the first location occupied by King's College. It was located on the grounds of the church, near the intersection of Broadway and Wall Street.
The tomb of Alexander Hamilton is located on the grounds today.
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Campus of Columbia University 1754-1760 |
Succeeded by College Hall |
