Harvard University. News Office

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Back-and-white photographs of Harvard faculty and employees taken by the Harvard University News Office for publicity, press releases, and in publications. Images consist of negatives and contact prints stored together in 3x5 inch envelopes.

Scope and Content: The Heinrich Brüning personal archive and Brüning family archive primarily documents the personal, professional, and political life of Heinrich Brüning. The bulk of this material dates from approximately 1910 to 1960, from when Heinrich Brüning was a university student through his early years in retirement in Vermont. The collection records Brüning’s political career during the Weimar Republic and his activities in exile, as well as his academic career at Harvard and the University of...

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The Harvard Fatigue Laboratory records, 1916-1952 (inclusive), 1941-1947 (bulk), consist of correspondence, research records, reports, writings and publications, photographs, and films, and are the product of the Lab's research and administrative activities.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Black-and-white photographic negatives, contact prints, and enlargements of pictures taken for the Harvard University Gazette relating to issues November 8 1991 through April 24, 1992.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. These photographs document all aspects of the growth and development of Harvard University's architecture and environs, faculty and staff, students and campus life. Chiefly black-and-white photographic prints and negatives.

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Harvard was profoundly affected by the Second World War, de-mobilization, and the Cold War era. This group of over 7000 unique images taken by the Harvard University News Office provides a visual record of the era and its transformative impact. These black-and-white images taken primarily by staff photographers depict academic life, facilities, and events at Harvard.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Chiefly 8x10 black-and-white photographic prints of faculty, staff, students, buildings, alumni, visitors and activities.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Chiefly 8x10 black-and-white photographic prints of faculty, staff, students, buildings, alumni, visitors and activities.

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Harvard was profoundly affected by the Second World War. Harvard's President was an early advocate of US involvement in the conflict, Harvard students and teachers left to serve or stayed to conduct war-related research, and Harvard's campus was used for military training. This group of nearly 3,000 photographs taken by the Harvard University News Office provides a visual record of military training schools and programs at Harvard University.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Photographs depict the Harvard campus, chiefly building exteriors and student life on campus. Locations include Harvard Yard, the Charles River, the Harvard Business School and Harvard Law School. The group of photographs includes an aerial photograph.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Back-and-white photographs of Harvard faculty and employees taken by the Harvard University News Office for publicity, press releases, and in publications. Images consist of negatives and contact prints stored together in 3x5 inch envelopes.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. These are photographs, chiefly of faculty members, used in press releases and publicity.

Overview: The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. The Harvard University Gazette is the University's own weekly newspaper published by the University's own news agency for the Harvard community. The Resource was a publication that chiefly covered matters of interest to Harvard employees. This group of photographs are chiefly black-and-white enlargements of pictures taken...

Overview: The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. The Harvard University Gazette is the University's own weekly newspaper published by the University's own news agency for the Harvard community. The Resource was a publication that chiefly covered matters of interest to Harvard employees. This group of photographs are black-and-white enlargements of pictures taken for the ...

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Black-and-white photographic negatives, contact prints, and enlargements of pictures taken for the Harvard University Gazette.

Overview: The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. The Harvard University Gazette is the University's own weekly newspaper published by the University's news agency for the Harvard community. These photographs were taken for the Gazette and include photographs taken for possible use but not published. The photographs depict Harvard University employees, faculty, students and alumni,...

Overview: The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. The Harvard University Gazette is the University's own weekly newspaper published by the University's own news agency for the Harvard community. This group of photographs are chiefly black-and-white enlargements of pictures taken for the Gazette, including photographs taken for possible use but not published. Includes portraits of University employees,...

Overview: The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. The Harvard University Gazette is the University's own weekly newspaper published by the University's own news agency for the Harvard community. This group of photographs are chiefly black-and-white enlargements of pictures taken for the Gazette, including photographs taken for possible use but not published. Includes portraits of University employees,...

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Chiefly 8x10 black-and-white photographic prints of faculty, staff, students, buildings, alumni, visitors and activities.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Chiefly 8x10 black-and-white photographic prints of faculty, staff, students, buildings, alumni, visitors and activities.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Photographs depict people, places, and activities at Harvard University and its vicinity in Cambridge. Portraits are of faculty, staff, and visitors. Subjects include activities and events such as student life and commencement. The photographs are chiefly black-and-white photoprints with a few 35 mm negatives.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Chiefly black-and-white 35 mm photographic negatives of faculty and other Harvard employees. Also includes images of campus events. Contact sheets accompany some negatives.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Photographs of faculty, staff, students, alumni, and visitors to the University, as well as University buildings and campus life. Photographs are chiefly black-and-white 35mm photographic negatives. Other formats are contact sheets and enlargements.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Black-and-white photographic portraits of faculty, staff, students, alumni, and visitors. Black-and-white photographs of people, places, events, buildings, and campus life. It is possible these images were taken for the Harvard Gazette.

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The Harvard University News Office was established in 1919. The first photographer was hired in 1943. Chiefly 8x10 black-and-white photographic prints of faculty, staff, students, buildings, alumni, visitors and activities.