Eden Hall Farm Campus
Welcome to the Eden Hall Farm Campus of Chatham University
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Chatham University’s Eden Hall Farm Campus is located north of Pittsburgh in Richland Township and approximately 45 minutes from Chatham’s historic Shadyside Campus. The Eden Hall Farm Campus is a living laboratory for our undergraduate and graduate students and promises to become one of the most unique learning and living environments in the United States.
Chatham University is pleased to offer academic and co-curricular programs at the Eden Hall Farm Campus exclusively for our neighbors in Pine and Richland townships. |
| The Campus is just a short distance from many other communities including Bakerstown, Butler, Cranberry, Marshall, Warrendale and Wexford. Chatham will provide the region with convenient access to certificate and degree programs, special events, and the first extension of our Summer Music and Arts Day Camp, a popular program for generations of children and their families at our Shadyside Campus. |
A gift from Eden Hall Foundation to Chatham University, the Eden Hall Farm Campus supports a variety of educational, environmental, women’s leadership and community programs. Amenities on the 388-acre campus include a working conference and retreat center, the Sebastian Mueller House, swimming pool, bowling alley, and trails. Originally assembled by Sebastian Mueller, one of the first executives at the H.J. Heinz Company, Eden Hall Farm served as Mr. Mueller’s summer estate and a retreat for generations of the company’s working women. Chatham honors the legacy of Sebastian Mueller, Eden Hall Farm’s founder, by creating an academic retreat that will allow community members to expand their horizons and explore their potential.
Click here to view current Eden Hall Farm Campus academic offerings.
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