200 Years

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1820s: Beginnings

In 1823, the Connecticut General Assembly grants a charter to Washington College, later renamed Trinity College in 1845. Under Bishop Thomas Church Brownell, who succeeds Jarvis, it becomes the second college in Connecticut, the 13th in New England, and the 61st in the nation. Although many of the founders are Episcopalians, the charter stipulates that the College is to be a non-sectarian institution. The charter is officially signed by Governor Oliver Wolcott on May 22, 1823.

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1830-1860: Mid-Century Growth

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