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Jewett House

Accessibility Information

Milo Jewett House. Accessible entrances are located to the right of the front entrance and at the back of the building. There is elevator access or lift access to all levels and accessible restrooms. Accessible parking spaces are available in the lot by the back accessible entrance.

All Gender Bathrooms

All bathrooms.

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A walkway leading to a building.
The front accessible entrance is located to the right of the main entrance. The door has a push-to-open button.
A ramp with a white railing on a brick building near a parking lot.
The entrance at the back of the building has a ramp to a door with a push-to-open button.

About Jewett House

Built in 1907, Jewett House completed the north end of the residential quadrangle. Its most famous resident was the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, Edna St. Vincent Millay ’17, who allegedly threatened to throw herself from Jewett’s battlements. Jewett is home to 235 students.

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