Harvard College (1780- ). Class of 1925

Group photograph of men in identical robes and paper crowns. Some are holding signs that appear to be humorous in intent.

Group photograph of men wearing white trousers and pale, matching jackets. Some in the back row are holding signs that appear to be humorous in intent.

Group photograph of men wearning identical jackets, many of them holding matching caps.

Group photograph of mostly men wearing identical vests and straw hats trimmed with pom-poms. At center front are a few boys, to the left is a pipe and drum band wearing kilts and to the right is a horse-drawn buggy. Some of the men in the group are holding signs whose text appears to be humorous in intent. The photograph is taken outdoors but its exact location is not apparent.

Group photograph of men dressed in suits standig on the steps of Widener Library in Harvard Yard, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Many are holding identical caps.

The collection includes two black and white panoramic photographs belonging to Richard Carrington Barrett of the Harvard College Class of 1925. The photographs are of the Harvard College Class 1919, as freshmen guests at Smiths Halls in 1915, and Harvard Class of 1925 Freshmen at Smiths Halls, December 1st, 1921. Both photographs are by Arakelyan.