Editing Haverford College (section)

== Campus ==

Haverford's 200-acre campus features buildings from different eras arranged around a central lawn, with mature arboretum grounds that constitute a nationally recognized collection of trees and plants. The campus's natural beauty and architectural variety create settings for contemplation and community that reinforce institutional character. Founders Hall, Roberts Hall, and other historic structures combine with contemporary buildings to serve academic, residential, and community functions.<ref name="haverford"/>

The Arboretum, encompassing the entire campus, includes over 400 species of trees and shrubs, walking paths, and gardens that provide teaching resources while creating peaceful environment. Duck Pond and surrounding landscapes offer spaces for informal gathering and quiet reflection. This integration of natural and built environment reflects Quaker appreciation for simplicity and nature's spiritual significance.<ref name="haverford"/>