Box 4
Contains 32 Results:
[Senior Class members lined up in the Old Quad on Commencement Day as seen from a window in Widener Library, photograph, 1936]
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 Commencement Honorary Degree Recipients, photograph, 1942]
Degree recipients are identified as: Seated: Prof. Alfoso Reyes; Donald M. Nelson, Chairman of War Production Board; Secretary of the Navy Know; J.B. Conant; Secretary of War Stimson; Gov. Sallenstall; and Adolph Meyer. Standing: Edward W. Forbes; Prof. Paul Joseph Sachs; Raymond Gram Swing; Frederick P. Keppel; Prof. Jeremiah D.M. Ford; Prof. Reginald A. Daly; Rene J. Dubos
[Conference Française Members sitting on the steps of a building, photograph, 1894]
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.
[Members of The Corporation, photograph, ca. 1950]
Members are identified as: Back row: Paul C. Cabot; Charles A. Coolidge; William Marbury; Henry Lee Shattuck. Bottom row: Roger I. Lee; Grenville Clark; and James B. Conant.
[English 6 Oral Discussion, 1892-1893, photograph, ca. 1892]
Students are sitting and standing outdoors with a dog. Note indicates the courses were conducted by: F.W. (photographer, unreadable); A.B. Hart; Edw. Cummings; and J.J. Hayes
[Harvard Crew Team sitting and standing outdoors by a river, photograph, 1927]
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 crew team rowing on unidentified river with numerous buildings and spectators in the background, photograph, 1859]
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.