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College History

Windham College from top of hill
Windham College dorm in winter
View of Windham College campus
Windham College dorm
Early view of Landmark College campus
View of the bubble in 1985
Early image of colonnade and campus
Early view of Landmark College residence hall
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Landmark College (est. 1983) has a unique and vibrant history that can be traced from its roots in Prides Crossing, Massachusetts, to its scenic location in Putney, Vermont, where it first opened its doors to students in 1985.
Founder Dr. Charles “Chad” Drake: Landmark College’s Origins
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Windham College: How Landmark Came to Occupy the Former Windham Campus
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Earliest Years: Pioneering an Entirely New Postsecondary Vision
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The Vision Evolves: Fine Arts, Growth, and Development
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The Vision Matures: Completing the Campus and Creating a Research Institute
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The Vision Renews: STEM and a New Beginning
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