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Legend

Cornog Library
Writer's Cabin
Perkin Observatory
PRISM Building
Recording Studio & Music Department
Von Mertens Woodshop
Hogan Art Studio & Putnam Art Gallery
Fountain Arts Building
Nordic Center & Trails
Outing Club
Norm "Pro" Wight Ski Hill
Memorial Field
Whitney Gymnasium
Whitney Boathouse on Dublin Lake
Louise Shonk Kelly Recital Hall
Schoolhouse
Wing & Hollow Dormitory
Lehmann House & Smith Dining Commons
Health Center
Gillespie Hall & Spencer Student Center
Slopeside Dormitory
Howe Administration Building

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Cornog Library

Grab a cozy seat with a view! The library is a popular study space by day and a hangout come the weekend. 

Check out the record collection while you get your studying on. 

Writer's Cabin
Interior of a cozy writer's cabin

The Writer's Cabin is one of the campus' best-kept secrets. Nestled into the woods off of the Norm "Pro" Wight Ski Hill is a quiet, cozy space for students to get inspired in their writing or enjoy a good book. 

Perkin Observatory

The Perkin Observatory is a hub for astronomy and astrophysics education and a window to the cosmos! 

Click here to learn more about astronomy and our astrophotography program.

PRISM Building
Harkness table and chemistry lab tables and equipment

Programming - Robotics - Imagination - Science - Math

The PRISM Building is designed to inspire curiosity and invite inquiry.

Recording Studio & Music Department

In Dublin's music program you can try a brand-new instrument or excel in an existing area. Students here take full advantage of the recording studio and practice rooms to explore their talents and collaborate with faculty and peers. 

Von Mertens Woodshop
Works in progress in the Von Mertens Woodshop

Make your ideas come to life!

The Von Mertens woodshop is home to some of the most ambitious projects on campus. Click here to read more

Horgan Art Studio & Putnam Art Gallery

Whether you're dabbling in painting for the first time or developing a robust portfolio for an art school application, you will hone your creativity in the Horgan Art Studio.

The Putnam Gallery provides opportunities for our students and our local community to engage with living visual artists and their artwork.

Fountain Arts Building

The Fountain Arts Building, also known at the FAB around campus, is our indoor-outdoor performance space. It also houses English classrooms. 

Click here to learn more about the performing arts!

Nordic Center & Trails
The starting line of a Nordic Skiing race. Athletes are pushing to get ahead!

The Nordic Center grants Dublin School and the local community with nearly 30 km of nordic skiing trails in the winter, and hiking and mountain biking trails in the warmer months. The race course is fully equipped with lights and snowmaking to extended the usable hours and months of the Nordic Center

Outing Club
Outdoorsy builidng with a huge window to the outside

Dublin School's portal to the outdoors. The Outing Club is both a building and an organization on campus.

All of the outdoor equipment you may need can be rented out from the students that run the Outing Club. 

Norm "Pro" Wight Ski Hill
Ski coach walks across the snowy ski slope with the groomer behind him

Snowmaking, grooming, lights and a lift! It is a ski and snowboarding haven at Dublin School. Our alpine ski team can set 15 slalom gates on the Norm "Pro" Wight Ski Hill. 

Many Dublin students and alumni have learned the basics of skiing and snowboarding from their friends right here! 

Memorial Field
Soccer field with a mountain in the near distance

On Memorial Field, also called Upper Field, you can catch a game, relax outside with friends or stargaze when the sun goes down. The view of Mt. Monadnock is just spectacular! 

Whitney Gymnasium Basketball
Interior photo Whitney Gymnasium during a girls' basketball game

The Whitney Gymnasium is the home to our Boys' and Girls' Basketball teams, Rock Climbing Club, pickle ball,  practice spaces for groups, the Weight Room and Traning Room. 

Whitney and Lehmann Boathouses on Dublin Lake
Boathouse sitting on the water.

The Whitney and Lehmann Boathouses on Dublin Lake are where our sailing team practices. Open Boathouse is a popular weekend activity for students to take a dip or enjoy the beautiful views. 

Louise Shonk Kelly Recital Hall

We gather here daily for our all-school Morning Meeting.

Students and faculty will share announcements, news, or presentations. The Recital Hall is also home to Dublin Inspires, our monthly speaker series. 

Schoolhouse

The Schoolhouse is a beloved space on campus! It was built by Dublin School students at our founding and served as the original schoolhouse. 

Now home to our Alumni & Development Office, this space ties us to our history and is one of the coziest places for a meeting or study session!

Lehmann House & Smith Dining Commons

The Brett Smith Dining Commons is one of the most recent upgrades to campus. 

Lehmann House serves as a dormitory on the upper floors and home to the Español department on the lower. 

Health Center
Blueprint plans of the Health Center expansion

The Health and Wellness Center is under expansion! We are excited to have an upgraded Wellness Center in 2023. 

This will have the resources and spaces to keep our community healthy physically and mentally. Click here to learn more about wellness at Dublin! 

Gillespie Hall & Spencer Student Center

Gillespie Hall is always the center of the action! You can earn your stripes in the Spencer Student Center playing pong, pool, or Mario Kart. Or share quality time with friends.

Gillespie also is an academic building with English, History and Art classrooms throughout the building. 

Slopeside Dormitory
External Photo of Slopeside Dormitory

Slopeside is the newest dorm on campus. It is home to 24 students of all grade-levels. 

Howe Administration Building
Living room with a fireplace and comfy furniture

The Head of School, Academic Dean, College Counselor, Director of Equity Justice & Belonging, Dean of Faculty and Admissions Office all share the Howe Administration Builidng. 

When you visit our campus, this is where you begin! 

Extended Campus

The Warming Hut was built by Dublin School students! This is nestled off the Nordic Trails to give skiers and snowshoers a pl

The Warming Hut was built by Dublin School students! This is nestled off the Nordic Trails to give skiers and snowshoers a place to warm up in the winter. 

snowy wooden building with a Sugar Shack sign

The Sugar Shack is the heart of our maple syrup operation and workgang. In the early spring, students will begin the process of making the best maple syrup around! 

Ariel photo of Solar Field on a beautiful day

The energy that powers us campus! Dublin fully operates on solar energy that is generated right here on campus!

Click here to learn more about solar energy at Dublin. 

Solar Power at Dublin

In 2016, Dublin School has entered into an agreement with New Energy Equity, LLC to build and operate a 434 kW (DC) ground-mounted solar photovoltaic array on approximately two acres of the lower Dublin School campus. The solar array is comprised of approximately 1,296 solar modules. The system is expected to produce 515,000 kWh of electricity per year, which when designed was equivalent to the total current electrical needs of the school.

The project is one of two major projects in the State of NH to receive a significant grant from the State of New Hampshire to reduce energy costs in 2016. The $175,000 grant, coupled with the overall efficiency of the project, will reduce energy costs to the school by approximately 30% in the first year, with additional savings to the extent that commercial electrical energy costs increase in the future.

As a part of the project, Dublin is significantly upgrading its overall electrical infrastructure on campus including providing three phase power for the first time. Due to its efficiency, this will further reduce energy costs and allow use of more efficient electrical equipment on campus.