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Students, staff, and faculty during the opening of the College Center.

Students, wearing caps and gowns, step singing on the Colonnade outside South Hall during Class Day.

Students’ House was included as part of the sale when the College purchased a 60,000 sq. ft. parcel of land on Brookline Avenue, Short Street, and Bellevue Street (later renamed Pilgrim Road) for $67,500 in July 1904. While it was initially set aside…

Dormitory Committee meeting minutes on April 4, 1930. The College's marriage policy is discussed.

Street view of the former Museum of Natural History on the corner of Boylston and Berkeley Streets. The Museum of Natural History building later transferred ownership to the clothing retailers Bonwit Teller and Louis Boston.

Simmons classrooms…

The students' room opposite the gym in the Main College Building.

Three unidentified students standing on the steps of 51 Commonwealth Avenue.

Two students in the reception hall of Pilgrim House. This dormitory was known as the 'Practice House' for Home Economics students.

Two unidentified students standing on the stairs of the Simmons School of Social Work at 51 Commonwealth Avenue.

Unidentified people in the original Library Science Library and classroom.