The Bliss Boathouse opened in April of 1965, and was located on Riverside Drive in East Hartford, right on the bank of the Connecticut River. This became home for the crew team's boats and docks; the team had previously been using an old tobacco barn. The boathouse was contributed by the Friends of Trinity Rowing in order to give Trinity rowers a more convenient location following the sports revival at the college in the 1960's. It was named after Miss Grace Bliss, a supporter of rowing at Trinity and a big contributor to the funds needed to build the boathouse

The boathouse was expanded and updated in 2002 by Friends of Trinity Rowing. Located in the same place, the boathouse grew to 14,000 square feet and now housed boats, study rooms, locker rooms, and training machines. Following this expansion, the boathouse was referred to as the Friends of Trinity Rowing Boathouse.

Trinity College Bulletin 1964-1965, p. 26 & 27.

The Trinity Reporter Fall 2002, p. 4.

Website - The Bantam Oar

Website - Trinity Boathouse/Crew Tanks