Campus Map & Hours
While the best way to experience Morristown Beard School is through a campus visit, we invite you to explore our campus using the interactive campus map below or by learning more about our commitment to Building a 21st-Century Campus. You can also a printable campus map. For campus address and directions, see the boxes below. To learn more about our talented teachers, visit our Faculty & Staff Directory.
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Additional Locations
Arts
9 - Sound and Film Studios
5 - Visual Arts Studios
6 - The Phoebe Stiles King ’49 Art Gallery
11- The Theater at Founders Hall
Centers for Learning
3 - Center for Academic Writing
5 - Center for Teaching & Learning
9 - Center for Innovation & Design
Other
1 - Business Office
1 - College Counseling
4 - Science on a Sphere
4 - Technology Center
6 - Environmental Lab (Aquaponics, Aquarium, Stream Table)
Map Points
Built in 1891, Beard Hall is the oldest building on campus. It was renovated in 2004 to include Anderson Library, updated classrooms, and reception and meeting rooms.
Anderson Library houses over 18,000 e-books, 7,800 print volumes, 400 DVDs, 48 databases, 20 print newspapers and magazines, as well as a printer and copier.
Formerly known as “Old North”, Grant Hall was renovated to provide spacious classrooms and office space. This building also now houses the Center for Academic Writing.
Named for former Headmaster Valleau Wilkie, Wilkie Hall is home to Science on a Sphere.
Home to the Center for Teaching & Learning, this facility also houses visual arts classrooms.
The 25,000 square foot facility contains science, research and DNA laboratories, modern classrooms, and gathering and work spaces.
A hub of student activity on campus, the Class of 2020 Quad is located between Beard Hall, the Dining Hall, and the Math & Science Center.
The Dining Hall hosts meal services, and the building is also the location of the Center for Innovation and Design (CID).
Located downstairs from the Dining Hall, the Center for Innovation & Design provides innovative space where students experiment, collaborate, design, build and problem-solve in multi-disciplinary projects.
A new Middle School facility opened its doors in 2008 with spacious classrooms, upgraded technology, science laboratories, and commons areas designed to increase community engagement.
Boasting a 630-seat theater, Founders Hall serves as our arts hub with dance studios, classrooms, and rehearsal spaces as well as areas for art exhibitions and social gatherings.
Billings Field has a FieldTurf surface and hosts soccer, baseball, softball, and field hockey games. The field also serves as a practice area for other sports.
The William E. Simon Athletic Center features three regulation-size basketball and volleyball courts and a 25-meter, 6-lane indoor pool. Our athletic center is also home to the school nurse's office.
Fessenden Field has a FieldTurf surface and hosts soccer and baseball events. The field also serves as a practice area for other sports.
Burke Field has a FieldTurf surface and hosts field hockey, football, lacrosse, and soccer practices and games. It is surrounded by a rubberized track and includes a spectator area.
Built in 1916, this Dutch Colonial Revival formerly served as the home of the Head of School. It is now home to the School’s Advancement Office.