Travel and Translation
New England Medieval Studies Consortium Graduate Conference 3.28.2015
Traveling by Air
From NYC: Flights from New York City (LaGuardia, JFK, Newark) are often the most economical choices. From Newark, you can take Amtrak to New Haven. From LaGuardia, you can simply take the M60 to Harlem 125th St., where you can catch the Metro North into New Haven. There are several shuttle companies that offer service between New Haven and the NYC airports, including GO Airport Shuttle and CT Limo.
From Hartford/BDL: BDL Airport is a short 50 minute drive from Yale's campus. CT Limo and CTTransit New Haven/Hartford Express offer connecting services between New Haven and BDL.
From New Haven Tweed: Flights directly into New Haven only arrive from Philadelphia four times a day. For around $20, you can take a Metro-Taxi or Yellow Cab to campus.
Traveling by Ground
New Haven is easily accessible by rail or bus. Peter Pan, Metro North and Amtrak all offer options for accessing New Haven's Union Station. From the station, it is an $18 cab ride to Yale's Central Campus.
Hotels and Accommodation
Conference participants who wish to defray accommodation costs may contact the conference organizers at newenglandmedievalstudies.2015 [at] gmail.com to inquire about the availablity of a host.
There are several hotels convenient to the Yale Campus, including The Study ($$$), the Omni Hotel ($$$), and the Marriott ($$). Further information is available upon request.
Travel Information
We hope that you will find the following information about getting to/around New Haven, CT useful. If not, please feel free to contact the conference organizers for more information.
The images on this page come from the following manscripts: British Library Additional 10290 f. 118r; British Library Harley 4327, f. 79v; British Library Arundel 66, f. 65.