Hartford Seminary
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Hartford Seminary is a theological college in Hartford, Connecticut, USA. For many years it was known as the Hartford Seminary Foundation. The main seminary building, designed by renowned architect Richard Meier, was completed in 1981. From 1926 until 1981, the seminary had been located just down the street in buildings which currently constitute the campus of the University of Connecticut School of Law. Hartford has long been involved in the study of Islam (e.g., its connection with publishing the journal The Moslem World begun in 1911), and currently in the Duncan Black MacDonald Center.
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