Trumbull College, one of Yale University’s residential colleges, was named for Connecticut Governor Jonathan Trumbull. The building‘s Gothic architecture, by James Gamble Rogers, matches well with his design for neighboring Sterling Library. Rogers, who designed eight of Yale’s twelve residential collages, considered Trumbull College, modeled after King’s College, Cambridge, to be his masterpiece.
Trumbull College, Yale University (1929)
Actually Rogers only designed 8. Calhoun is John Russell Pope, Morse + Stiles are Saarinen, and Silliman is Eggers + Higgins.
Great blog.
I changed 9 to 8, thanks!
Trumbull college holds great historical background.I would love to write an article on this topic for article writing service.Its some thing that people should know about.Thanks for sharing.
Our forefathers had a unique talent when it comes to architecture and considered that technology was not all that advanced, they build very good structures such as this one for Yale university.