Right at Home

A vital part of the town of Cromwell and greater Middlesex County, Holy Apostles seeks to serve those in the local community as well as those enrolled in our institution.

• Middlesex County Chamber of Commerce
  • Annual Business Expo participant

• Rotary Club of Cromwell
  • Weekly club meetings held on campus

• Host Site: A Taste of Cromwell
  
  • Annual fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Cromwell

• Host site: Cromwell Junior Women's Club
  • Monthly meetings held on campus

• Cromwell Riverport Festival
  

Holy Apostles hosts classes offered by the Cromwell Ecumenical Lay Theological School (CELTS), which is sponsored by the Cromwell Christian Clergy Association in union with Holy Apostles College and Seminary

• renowned theologians and scholars offer courses open to the public

Holy Apostles also draws hundreds of people to its campus in autumn for its bi-annual bazaar, where visitors can purchase everything from antiques and Christmas gifts to religious items and freshly made breads, pies and candies.

Stop By and Visit

The campus of Holy Apostles College and Seminary is a popular destination for Connecticut residents. One of our most popular attractions is a self-guided Tree Walk through the magnificent collection of our historic and notable trees.

The original plantings were done by the Olmsted Company whose founder, Frederick Law Olmsted, designed Central Park in New York City. The Olmsted philosophy continues to be maintained by our institution today and we regularly add to our collection of unique trees.

There are also a number of historic buildings on campus, including the Ebenezer W. Beckwith House (1854), currently St. Peter's Hall, which is an outstanding example of the historic octagonal buildings in Connecticut.

The oldest building on campus is the Deacon Thomas Ranney Home (1751), which dates from the earliest days of upper Middletown (now the Town of Cromwell). This house later became the home of Captain James Riley, whose life is the subject of the 2004 best-seller "Skeletons on the Zahara" by Dean King.

Please contact the Registrar's Office (860.632.3033) to set up your tour of campus today!

Cromwell, Connecticut

The town of Cromwell, a crossroads town of CT - where Interstate 91 and Route 9 intersect - has become a booming center of commerce. With four hotels, numerous eateries and shopping establishments, retail and service industries are the backbone of the town economy. The Tournament Players Club at River Highlands, located roughly one mile from campus, has placed Cromwell on the national map as an annual PGA tour stop.

Cromwell Hotels by Google