Dartmouth Strategic Master Plan

Click here to read the 2020 Planning for Possibilities: A Strategic Campus Framework

In celebration of Dartmouth's 250th anniversary, Dartmouth College has begun a comprehensive strategic master planning effort to chart a roadmap of the College's vision over the next twenty years and beyond.

The strategic master plan is an important opportunity to ensure that the design of the campus continues to support the College's mission and goals. Building on a legacy of thoughtful campus planning, this new master plan will provide a framework for sustainable development and preservation within the main campus including buildings, landscape, open spaces, and infrastructure; local area real estate; the Moosilauke campus; and the Second College Grant.

Development of this plan presents a significant opportunity to ensure that the campus design and space provision continue to support evolving needs of Dartmouth College as a global institution.

The Campus: Yesterday and Today

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  View of North Main Street, circa 1900 (left) and current (right)
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  View of the Green, circa 1870 (left) and current (right)
• View of Baker Library, circa 1935 (left) and current (right)
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  View of Tuck Mall from Baker Library, date unknown (left) and current (right)
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  View of the Green, circa 1895 (left) and current (right)
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  View of the Main Street, circa 1904 (left) and current (right)
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  View of the Green from the south, circa 1867 (left) and current (right)
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  View of the intersection of College and East Wheelock Streets, circa 1875 (left) and current (right)
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  View of the Connecticut River, circa 1890 (left) and current (right)