The General Theological Seminary

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Maria DF Local Guide

16 Oct 2024

Beautiful venue for a wedding

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Taylor Voegeli Local Guide

25 Aug 2024

Years ago I went to this garden, today I was told it was closed and that there were students on campus & that it wasn't open to the public any longer. I've been an Episcopalian all my life. I wanted to take my adult daughter. The person who opened the gate was rude and made my daughter never want to enter any religion establishment. Perhaps you need to put a sign on the gate saying, "Pubic No Longer Welcome". Then no one will ring your bell & bother you.

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Rumpel Stilzchen Local Guide

19 Aug 2024

It's closed for visitors, don't go.

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Penny Van Buren

21 Sep 2022

Wonderful place and staff

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así es la cosa

11 Jan 2022

The seminary seems to be permanently fraught with entirely preventable drama. Don’t go to seminary here if you can manage to go anywhere else. If you live in the neighborhood, I’m sorry that you’ll probably never be invited in to even look at, let alone engage with, this beautiful and historic campus. Many of the staff are unfriendly and even hostile. I hope they have huge turnover and restore the seminary to a community serving institution in line with actual Episcopal values.

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Lawson Kuehnert Local Guide

1 Nov 2020

Love

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Peter Carey

12 Feb 2019

Marvelous place!!

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Falstaff Shakespeare

29 Jan 2019

My experience was miserable. This institution is a clubhouse. There is no learning taking place and you should only expect to find politics and vain displays of self-righteousness. Many of the seminarians and faculty display reprehensible behavior inside and outside the seminary. GTS was formerly the flagship of the Episcopal Church, it is now the flagship of the crumbling mainline which will cease to exist within a generation or two.

Do not go to seminary here. Do not let your Bishop send you here. There are other great faithful seminaries in the North!

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Ben Dinsmore Local Guide

23 Jun 2014

the most interesting place ive ever lived. If you can get inside the gate, the close is the best spot in Chelsea. Very calming and friendly. I lived in the building on 10th ave that has been turned into a hotel. I cant speak for what having a hotel on campus has done for the seminary but if its anything like it was its the place to be. Also worked the front desk and mailroom here. Its just a fun community to be a part of.

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Gene Lewis Local Guide

17 Nov 2010

Such a beautiful block in Chelsea - the trees, the calm. Check it out. And if you can get in - all the better.