106 Winona Street

200 Division Street

208 Union Street

210 Winona Street

212 East Second Street
212 E. Second Street

216 College Street

605 Three Oaks Drive

Allen House
111 N. Division Street

Alumni Guest House

Arb Office
710 Three Oaks Drive

Benton House
118 Winona Street South & 415 East Second Street

Berg House
112 Union Street

Bird House
400 East 1st Street

Boliou Hall
505 Goodsell Circle and 510 Lyman Drive

Brooks House
101 South Division

Burton Hall
117 College Street North

Cassat Hall
139 North Maple Street

Center for Math & Computing
509 Goodsell Circle

Chaney House
115 Maple Street and 701 East Second Street

Clader House
209 East Second Street

College Warehouse
609 Three Oaks Drive

Collier House
105 South Division

Colwell House
111 South Division

Cowling Gymnasium
714 Evans Drive

Dacie Moses House
110 Union Street

Davis Hall
104 Union Street North

Dixon House

Douglas House
401 E. 3rd Street

Dow House
109 S. Division Street

Eugster House
110 North Division St.

Evans Hall
715 Evans Drive
A residence hall for upperclass students, Evans is organized around vertical columns rather than floors. Its sub-level houses The Cave, the oldest student-run pub in the United States.

Facilities Building
301 Union Street North

Faculty Club

Faculty Club Annex
715 East 2nd Street

Farm House

Geffert House
112 North Division St.

Goodhue Hall

Goodsell Observatory
301 Goodsell Circle

Gould Library
405 Gould Lane

Grounds Garage/Warehouse

Hall House
210-212 E. 1st Street

Headley Cottage
811 East Second Street

Headley House

Henrickson House

Henry House

Hilton House
116 S. Division Street

Hoppin House
100 Winona Street and 420 E. First Street

Hulings Hall
208 Winona Street North

Hunt Cottage

Hunt House
201 Second Street

Huntington House
119 College Street

James Hall
140 North Nevada Street

Jewett House

Johnson House
308 First Street East

Jones House
200 College Street and 314 East Second Street

Laird Hall
301 Winona Street North and 510 Goodsell Circle
Office of Intercultural & International Life

Laird Stadium (Athletics)
215 Division Street North

Language & Dining Center
206 Maple Street North

Leighton Hall
302 & 308 College Street North

Music & Drama Center
109 Nevada Street North and 110 Winona

Old Music Hall
214 Winona Street North

Musser Hall
103 Union Street North

Myers Hall
200 Maple Street North

Nason House
209 First Street

Nourse Hall
110 Nourse Lane

Nutting House

Olin Farm House
811 Division Street North

Olin Hall
215 Goodsell Circle

Owens House

Page House East
218 College Street

Parish House
419 E. 3rd Street

Parr House

Pollock House
110 Winona Street

Prairie Warehouse
514 Prairie Street

Prentice House
107 N. Division Street

Rayment House
510 East 4th Street

Recreation Center

Rice House

Rogers House

Ryberg House

Sayles-Hill Campus Center
209 College Street North
Originally built as the campus gymnasium, Sayles-Hill is now a gathering place for Carleton faculty, students, and staff.
Center for Community and Civic Engagement

Scott House
106 North Division St.

Scoville Hall
105 College Street North

Seccombe House
111-113 Nevada Street

Severance Hall

Skinner Memorial Chapel
405 First Street East

Sperry House
107-109 Nevada Street

Stimson House
300 E. 1st Street

Strong House

Wade House

Water Tower

Watson Hall
103 Maple Street South

Weitz Center for Creativity
320 Third Street E
Perlman Center for Learning and Teaching

West Gymnasium
321 Division Street North

Whittier House
514 East 2nd Street

Williams House

Willis Hall

Wilson House
115 N. Division Street

Bald Spot
The Bald Spot may be treeless, but it's rarely empty. This grassy expanse in the middle of campus sees a constant stream of activity: Frisbee games, al fresco studying and picnics in spring, broomball in winter, huge campus gatherings for Commencement and Reunion.

Baseball/Softball Fields

Bell Field
Bell Field is an 11-acre site comprised of five championship-caliber tennis courts and two soccer fields. The slope leading down to Bell Field from Evans Hall is a popular winter sledding hill.

Hill of Three Oaks
Named for the large oak trees near the center of the fields, the Hill of Three Oaks overlooks a nearly-50-acre playing field that's home to Carleton's Ultimate Frisbee, rugby and lacrosse intercollegiate club teams and to various intramural and recreational activities. It's also a gateway to the upper portion of the Arboretum.

Hillside Prairie

Kettle Hole Marsh

Little Bald Spot

Lyman Lakes
Lyman Lakes are two small lakes on campus. They separate Goodhue, the Rec Center and the frisbee fields from the rest of campus. The lakes comprise approximately 8 acres of surface area on the lower Spring Creek watershed. The Lower Lyman Lake is the site of Mai Fete and Stewsie Island.

Mai-Fête Island
Mai Fete is one of two islands located on the Lyman Lakes. The island earned its moniker for playing host to the annual Mai Fate pageant, a Carleton tradition that began in 1918. Each Wednesday evening of Spring term, the senior class gathers on Mai Fete to barbecue and celebrate their final term together.

Oxbow Pond

Postage Stamp Prairie

Sand Volleyball Court

Spring Creek

Stewsie Island

The Council Ring

The Druid Circle
The Druid Circle is a stone circle in the Upper Arboretum. It hosts meetings of the Reformed Druids of North America, a religious group that began at Carleton in 1963 as a protest against a requirement that students attend religious services. Although the College dropped the requirement in 1964, the student organization lives on.

The Japanese Garden
Carleton's Japanese Garden (the "Garden of Quiet Listening") is a serene setting located behind Watson Hall. It was designed in 1974 by David Slawson, and is frequently recognized as one of the best Japanese Gardens in the country. Many students find the Japanese Garden an ideal place to read and meditate.

The Wind Turbine
Carleton's 1.65 megawatt wind turbine began operating in fall 2004, the first utility-grade wind turbine in the country to be owned by a college.

Turtle Pond

West Field

1st St. Parking
This lot, on 1st Street between Union and College Streets, is the closest parking lot to the Admissions office and the Alumni Guest House.

Chapel Parking

MDC Parking
This lot services the Music and Drama Center (Concert Hall and Arena Theater) as well as Memorial Hall.

Recreation Center Parking

Stadium Parking

Weitz Center Parking
Primary parking for the Weitz Center is on Union Street, on the west side of the building. There are accessible parking spaces located at the north end of the lot. City streets near the Weitz Center are also available for parking unless otherwise signed.