Our Campus
Retreat to Nashotah House 
Our historic campus is a beautiful and tranquil place that inspires all who visit. The House also offers the perfect atmosphere and resources for individuals needing a place for solitude or a space to write, with access to the Frances Donaldson Library. We invite you to consider hosting your next group gathering or personal retreat at Nashotah House.
The Francis Donaldson Library
This collegiate gothic building, featuring a large upper-level reading room with exposed beams and a cozy ambiance, is open to the public for study and research. Decades of careful direction have produced a highly specialized collection with strengths in biblical studies, church history, historical and systematic theology, Christian spirituality, and liturgics, with many rare items in demand by researchers at larger institutions. 
- Over 101,000 print books, available by mail to distance students
- Over 50,000 e-books – including current and historical titles and dozens of reference works
- 39,000 e-journals
- 11 research databases including ATLAS and JSTOR Religion and Philosophy
- An excellent Patristics collection
- A rare book collection containing medieval illuminated manuscripts and copies of every major edition of the Book of Common Prayer since 1549
Campus Location
Tucked away in the woods overlooking Upper Nashotah Lake, Nashotah, Wisconsin is located in Waukesha County’s “Lake Country.” The geography offers a peaceful atmosphere that feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle of Milwaukee or Madison, but is still relatively nearby to the amenities of both cities. Nashotah is surrounded by many lakes, woods, parks, and historic towns and villages with award-winning restaurants and desirable school districts.
- Nashotah House is listed in the National and State Register of Historical Places >> Walking Tour Booklet of our campus.
- Campus Map
Walking Tour
