Nyack College Nyack New York

The primary residential campus of Nyack College rests on 102 beautiful acres of land in Nyack, New York. The college, which is affiliated with the Christian and Missionary Alliance, was established at its current location in 1897, and many of the buildings on campus reflect the beautiful and imaginative Victorian architecture of the late 1800s. Some of the buildings, including the dormitories, are recent additions, but the newer buildings and renovations are designed to blend in with the existing structures. Simpson Hall, the oldest residential building, was originally constructed in 1896. The hall was rebuilt in 1981, but the structure still features a towering Victorian exterior. Some of the other eye catching buildings, including Moseley Hall dormitories, were acquired from a sprawling country club. The college is also surrounded by natural beauty, and the Nyack campus sits on the edge of Blauvelt State Park and Schuyler Town Park.