George Hayes chose a beautiful colonial farmhouse with a bell tower and welcoming doorway as the original site for Linden Hill School over 300 years ago, where the home also served as the classroom. Today, Linden Hill has expanded over 100 acres with classroom buildings, dormitories, athletic facilities and a student center, surrounded by nature with ponds, trails and a farm, providing students a healthy balance of studying and playing while overlooking the Connecticut River valley landscape.

1. Campus
Founder George Hayes understood the importance of finding the ideal location for Linden Hill
School. He chose a beautiful farmhouse with a quaint bell tower and a welcoming doorway.
Over three hundred years old, this house rich in colonial tradition originally served as both the
home and classroom.
Today Linden Hill has classroom buildings, dormitories, a gymnasium equipped with a climbing
wall, athletic fields, and a student center. The grounds extend over one hundred acres
encompassing ponds, an abundance of trails, and returning to our roots, a farm with chickens
and sheep. Surrounded by nature, our boys have plenty of space to find the healthy balance of
quality studying and playing. Overlooking the Connecticut River and gentle hills of New England,
the school commands a breathtaking view of the Pioneer Valley landscape.
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