Alumnae House sketch
Copy photograph of a sketch of Alumnae House dated 1932
Copy photograph of a sketch of Alumnae House dated 1932
Five archery students in the circle near Students Building
Archery team
Three students using a telescope outside the observatory
Six students using telescopes outside the observatory
Six students using telescopes outside the observatory
Circle of land at the north end of campus, used for track and field, basketball, and other sports. Either Strong House or Lathrop is visible in the background
Plot of irises in the gardens surrounding the Athletic Circle
Unidentified athletic event, possibly track or field hockey
Includes almost yearly images of Field Day from 1916-1936; team portraits as well action photos from field hockey, basketball, baseball, tennis, fencing, lacrosse, and archery. There are also images from horse shows, golfing, swimming, and winter sports. Topics documented in this series include the
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