Box 18
Contains 6 Results:
[Harvard Business School students and faculty on the steps of Widener Library, photograph, 1922]
Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.
[Harvard Business School students and faculty on the steps of Widener Library, photograph, 1923]
Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.
The Business School "Club" Annual Banquet, Harvard Union, April 30, 1923, photograph, 1923
Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.
Carbon Club, New York, photograph, 1935
Members of the Carbon Club are shown seated around a long table. Some members are identified as: Prof. J.S. Norris, MIT; E.V. Bolton; G.S. Forbes; Pete Larsen; Hoover Whitmore; F. Daniels; Charles Wadsworth; Walter Jennings of Worcester; Gervy Wendt; Norris Hall; Webster Jones; Ganell [?] Jones; Richard Patch; and Roger Adams.
[Unidentified man with arms crossed, photograph, ca. 1920]
A dedication in French is written on the photograph. A translation reads: "To Cercle Français, With all my best wishes and hopes that we meet again."
[Members of Cercle Français, photograph, ca. 1920]
Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.