Anadama was a student dormitory located at 111 Crescent Street.

The College purchased a small apartment complex, known as “111 Crescent Apts” on February 1, 1974, which would later become Anadama. Student occupancy was scheduled to begin on September 1, 1974. For student use, the building contained 14 triple occupancy units, a four-person suite, and 28 double occupancy units. Entrance to housing units would also be via interior hallways.

In 1982, Anadama, which is a type of bread, was selected from a survey of Residential Advisors that was sent out by the Office of Residential Life with the purpose to suggest designations for various unnamed student housing units on campus.

The dormitory was demolished in 2013-2014 to make space for the new Crescent Street Townhouses and surface parking.

Trinity Tripod, 09/10/2013.

Trinity Reporter (Fall 2013), p. 16.

Trinity College Handbook, 1989-90 (1989), p. 9.

Trinity Tripod, 05/11/1982.

Trinity Tripod, 03/03/1974.