Photographic views of Massachusetts Hall

This folder contains twentieth-century reproductions of three 1795 drawings, three photographs of Massachusetts Hall's exterior, and one interior photograph of a lecture hall by the studio of William Notman. Formats include a salted paper print and albumen prints.

This folder contains eight photographs of the Massachusetts Hall's exterior, many with students standing outside of the building in Harvard Yard. Formats include salted paper prints and albumen prints.

This folder contains eight photographs of the Massachusetts Hall's exterior, and formats include albumen prints and a collodion print.

This folder contains nine photographs of Massachusetts Hall, including the 1924 remodeling, exteriors of the building, and an interior photograph of the President's office. Formats include albumen prints and gelatin prints.

This folder contains eleven photographs, some taken by noted architectural photographer F.S. Lincoln, and one postcard, all depicting Massachusetts Hall's exterior. Formats include albumen prints and gelatin prints.

This folder contains eight exterior photographs of Massachusetts Hall. Formats include albumen prints, gelatin prints, and a stereograph.

This folder contains eight exterior photographs of Massachusetts Hall, including some taken by noted architectural photographer F.S. Lincoln. Formats include albumen prints and gelatin prints.

This folder contains nine exterior photographs of Massachusetts Hall, and all photographs are gelatin prints.

This folder contains nine exterior photographs of Massachusetts Hall, including a twentieth-century print of a plate glass negative, and a closeup of Massachusetts Hall's clock. All photographs are gelatin prints.

This folder contains eight photographs of Massachusetts Hall, including exterior photographs of the building, and one from the studio of William Notman. Formats include albumen prints, salted paper prints, and gelatin prints.

This folder contains nine photographs of Massachusetts Hall, including exterior and interior photographs of the building. Rooms pictured include the Thomas Nelson Perkins Room and a lecture hall photographed by the studio of William Notman. Formats include albumen prints, salted paper prints, and gelatin prints.