Trinity College, Former women's college in Burlington, United States.

Trinity College was a Catholic college situated on a campus in Burlington with buildings spanning traditional and modern architectural styles spread across grounds near Lake Champlain. The institution housed various academic departments within structures that reflected different design approaches and eras.

The Sisters of Mercy founded the college in 1925 as the second Catholic women's institution in New England and operated it for 75 years. The closure came in 2000, after which the University of Vermont acquired the property.

The institution maintained strong connections with local communities through educational programs, social justice initiatives, and women's entrepreneurship support services.

The grounds are now part of the University of Vermont campus after the college's closure and relocation of its academic programs elsewhere. The site can be visited as part of campus tours or on your own, offering insight into its former educational role.

The college was a pioneer in women's education in Vermont during an era when female students were significantly underrepresented in higher education. This leadership role made it an important part of the region's educational story.