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Paxton, MA 01612

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Anna Maria College is located in Central Massachusetts just outside of Worcester. The campus sits minutes from the Worcester Regional Airport and Union Station, servicing the commuter rail to Boston as well as regional Amtrak and bus lines. Anna Maria College is easily accessible from the Massachusetts Turnpike (I-90), as well as I-290, I-190, I-495 and I-84. Paxton is under an hour’s drive from Boston, MA; Providence, RI; and Hartford, CT.

Worcester’s Union Station is approximately 15 minutes from campus. It’s serviced by Amtrak’s Lake Shore Limited and Regional Lines, and the MBTA Commuter Rail from Boston. For train schedules and fares contact Amtrak at (800) 872-7245 or MBTA Commuter Rail at (800) 392-6100.

Traveling by bus? Worcester’s Union Station is serviced by Greyhound and Peter Pan. The best way to get to Anna Maria from Union Station is by taxi, Uber or Lyft. For bus schedules and fares from Boston, New York and Washington, D.C. contact Greyhound at (800) 229-9424 or Peter Pan at (800) 343-9999.

The best way to get to Anna Maria from Union Station is by Uber/ Lyft or taxi or by Campus Shuttle.

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AMCAT Field

Miriam Hall

AMCAT Center

Student Parking

Freshmen Parking

Madonna Hall

O’Leary

Eagen

Duggan

Mondor

Bishop Flanagan Campus Center

Student & Faculty Parking

Health & Counseling Services

Trinity Hall, East Wing

Trinity Hall

President’s Guest Parking

St. Joseph Hall

Additional Parking

Socquet House

Softball Field

Madore Chapel

Cardinal Cushing Hall

Information Commons/ Mondor-Eagen Library

Foundress Hall

Admission Visitor Parking

Student & Faculty Parking

Visitor & Faculty Parking

Student Parking

Fuller Activities Center

Physical Plant

Alumni Hall

Coghlin Hall

South Hall

St. Anne Hall

Student Parking

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1 AMCAT Field
2 Miriam Hall
Music and Art
3 AMCAT Center
4 Student Parking
5 Freshmen Parking
6 Madonna Hall (Residence Hall)
7 O’Leary (Residence Hall Wing)
8 Eagen (Residence Hall Wing)
9 Duggan (Residence Hall Wing)
10 Mondor (Residence Hall Wing)
11 Bishop Flanagan Campus Center
Bookstore
Commuter Lounge
Dining Hall
Mailroom
Multicultural Center
Student Activities Office
Student Government Office
The Hub Student Lounge
12 Student & Faculty Parking
13 Health & Counseling Services

14 Trinity Hall, East Wing
Career Center
Faculty Offices
Molly Bish Center
Student Success Center
15 Trinity Hall
Academic Affairs
Business Office
Faculty Offices
Honors Lounge
16 President’s Guest Parking
17 St. Joseph Hall
Science Building
18 Additional Parking
19 Socquet House
Advancement Office
Alumni Office
Human Resources
Marketing & College Relations
President’s Office
20 Softball Field
21 Madore Chapel

22 Cardinal Cushing Hall
Classrooms
Information Technology Services
Faculty Offices
Registrar’s Office
Student Accounts
23 Information Commons/
Mondor-Eagen Library
24 Foundress Hall
Admission Office
Financial Aid Office
Nursing Lab
Public Safety Office
Zecco Performing Arts Center
25 Admission Visitor Parking
26 Student & Faculty Parking
27 Visitor & Faculty Parking
28 Student Parking
29 Fuller Activities Center
30 Physical Plant
31 Alumni Hall (Residence Hall)
32 Coghlin Hall (Residence Hall)
33 South Hall (Residence Hall)
34 St. Anne Hall (Residence Hall)
Residence Life Office
35 Student Parking

Experience Worcester

Anna Maria is located minutes away from Worcester, New England’s second largest city, about 40 miles west of Boston. Worcester offers the charm and ease of a college town with the convenience of urban living—including a lively cultural scene, world-class restaurants, close-knit neighborhoods, beautiful parks, and easy access to area transportation.

Canal District

This booming area has evolved into one of the city’s hippest hangouts, a place to hear great music, enjoy ethnic food, and experience the good times Worcester has to offer. The Canal District is a treat to visit during daylight hours, but the fun really starts after dark.

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Shrewsbury Street

Everybody’s gotta eat, and Shrewsbury Street is where you’ll find exactly what you’re craving. Worcester’s “Restaurant Row” boasts more than 40 establishments whose offerings range from fine-dining to ethnic cuisine to diner meat loaf, all within 1.5 delicious miles. Bring your appetite.

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CitySquare

Worcester’s downtown is undergoing a transformation thanks to the CitySquare project, a $500 million reimagining of the central district that has brought new retail, restaurants, and residential spaces into the city’s hub — with much more to come.

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