Significant changes to the school’s architecture would once again happen on campus in the ‘90s including Arts, Athletics, Library and Lounge.  Completed in 1987, the T. Holmes…

An important time of change: a new headmaster, computers, girls and leisure in the ‘70s. Lou Gnerre began teaching in 1957 and followed…

T. Holmes Moore (’38) was appointed Head of School and enrollment doubled to 300 students as programs and facilities expanded. In…

Frederick "Fritz" Robbins (1893-1974) was an American artist and, for much of his life, a resident of New Hampton, New…

Frederick Smith (’10) was appointed Headmaster and transformed a weakened school into the vibrant college preparatory New Hampton School for Boys. Despite the Great…

"It is a hundred years of work to be proud of. Thousands of men and women from all over the…

By 1919, World War I had contributed to a radical decline in the local population and school enrollment droped drastically. The…

Due to the flu pandemic, New Hampton closed twice: October 9-21, 1918, and December 14, 1918-January 6, 1919. “Our school,…